maybe, one day,
Inès B.
i won’t be able to write anymore.
maybe, my soul won’t
be able
to express itself,
to create new worlds,
and give life
to the many opportunities i didn’t take,
exploring what i could have been.
sometimes, this really scares me;
i am not sure of who i am,
without my verses and stories,
but maybe, one day,
i will have to figure it out.
maybe, then, only,
will i truly get to know me.
Photo: Bouquet of Flowers, Rijksmuseum, Netherlands
Read our “Camouflage” issue in full
RAWGUE.’s 4th issue delved into the grey, moody, and cold atmosphere of winter. Yet it did not sink into the depths of madness or depression. Instead, it embraced this season of hibernation, allowing 31 artists from all over the world to present their timid work beneath a veil of quiet beauty.
Inès B is a French writer, who lives in Sweden, where she studies in the Global Politics sector. She has always been passionate about literature, reading a lot since she was a kid, and writing quickly became a cherished habit of hers. Lately, her focus shifted from novels to poetry and non-fiction, enjoying working on shorter projects. Like many others, she dreams of publishing her works, but appreciates, before anything else, the creative process.
