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La Faim

A raw reckoning with hunger and loss, where repetition and silence leave echoes of longing.

Poem titled La Faim by independent poet Natasha Jaclyn, part of Creative Bubbles By The Randoms. The French verses repeat “J’aurais dû savoir” and gradually shorten line by line, reducing to fragments “J’aurais dû,” “J’aurais,” then “Je,” before ending with “La fin.” Shown in a typewriter-style font on a pale background, the illustrated poetry conveys themes of hunger, loss, and finality, created through the collaboration of an independent poet and illustrator.

Expressive illustrated poetry artwork titled La Faim from Creative Bubbles By The Randoms. The piece shows a young woman sitting on the ground with her head in her hands, wearing loose blue clothing and trainers, her long hair falling across her face. Around her, abstract strokes of purples, blues, and reds swirl like fractured emotions. Independent artist and illustrator Rebecca Blu captures the raw weight of hunger and despair, pairing with the poetry of independent poet Natasha Jaclyn in this illustrated poetry collaboration.

J’aurais dû savoir
Que j’aurais eu faim
Après tout ce que tu m’as fait.
J’aurais dû le savoir.
J’aurais dû savoir.
J’aurais dû.
J’aurais.
Je
.
La fin

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