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I start to drown

Writer: Rae Sabine
Rae Sabine
8 minutes ago
1 min read

“When I try to breathe, I start to drown.


It’s hard to put words to this piece. When I approached the paper, I truly just drew without any thought. I’ve fallen behind in uni and it’s an overwhelming, smothering kind of feeling and I feel as if this piece encapsulated that.”


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