What I’m Afraid To Write+Immigrating into serious writing
My days in the camp were like a slow song. They were nice.
I’m sitting at a table in my cottage N11.
Listening to Mitski – Two Slow Dancers.
Everything makes more sense from a distance. So I need to go back to Tbilisi and look at these days from afar. But the fact that I’ll miss it is a fact already.
It’s so easy to stay in your own bubble. You become lazy and unmotivated. You don’t even want to look outside. But sometimes you get a chance to travel somewhere new, meet new people from your generation and find out, they are just like you and you fit with them like a piece of a puzzle.
You’d have never guessed you were just a piece before meeting them.
Really hope to meet other puzzles somewhere in the future.
But now I need to go back to Tbilisi and continue editing my book.
Safe.
knowing for a fact, that all over the world, people my age are sitting in their rooms, writing and dreaming.
Just like me.
Marta Urushadze
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