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At sea

adrift

By Frances Leah KingPublished 6 months ago Updated 5 months ago 1 min read
At sea
Photo by Niranjan _ Photographs on Unsplash

My vessel was never meant to be set adrift. It is a small thing in a vast space, and the sails that sometimes billowed and blossomed with purpose are poor versions of their former selves, and struggle to catch the breeze that pushes so easily past.

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Frances Leah King

I am a singer, a story teller on stage and in print, and a lover of family and nature.

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