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Nov 2013
You cannot save a sunken ship; nor can you will the waves of the sea to be gentle to your vessel. But if I have learned one thing through watching myself become shipwrecked time and time again, it is that keeping a weather eye on the horizon does not keep you from facing and imminent fate. It only stops you from feeling a gently rolling tide and seeing the horizon for what it really is: radical, vast, and tragically beautiful.
Victoria Kiely
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Victoria Kiely  Guelph
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