Who is Isabella?
Isabella De Croix
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Isabella De Croix is an Italian woman of French origins. She writes and speaks in Italian, French, and English—three languages, three ways of feeling, three windows onto the world. She wasn't born a professional writer. She began writing out of passion, freedom, and inner need—with the soul of someone who has always done so.
Writing is her escape from a world she finds hypocritical and indifferent. Her words are an act of courage, a rejection of imposed silence. She has been criticized for her sensual and erotic poetry—but she remains unwaveringly true to her own voice.
"I don't write for pleasure. I write to exist."
About the blog
What you need to know
Sensuality, which with its charm,
it is a universal language, typically feminine, capable of reaching and
to make the soul and body vibrate".
To be sensual means to get pleasure from the material world,
and let yourself go.
While it's often thought that being sensual has a sexual connotation, it doesn't have to be that way; taking the time to enjoy freshly baked croissants filled with cream in the middle of a busy morning can be just as sensual as a massage from your partner after work.
The important thing is to relax and enjoy the physical sensations around you, rather than being nervous about the day at hand. If you want to know how to be more sensual, skip to step one.
His Writing
The World of Words
Isabella's poetry transforms passion into art. Her verses thrive on intense metaphors and raw emotion—the body as landscape, desire as language. Each word is chosen with the precision of one who knows that beauty lies in truth.
Her literary inspirations—Pablo Neruda and Alda Merini—resonate in her voice: Neruda's cosmic sensuality, Merini's fierce vulnerability. Isabella doesn't imitate, but rather engages in dialogue with these masters through her own language of flesh and desire.
"People like me give dreams, even at the cost of being left without them. People like me give their souls, because a soul alone is like a drop in the ocean."
— Alda Merini, "Those Like Me"
Where to Find It
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