Daughters of Summer: Drowned Bewilderment

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Drowned Bewilderment

"When anxious, uneasy, I go to the sea. The sea drowns them out with the great wide sounds. It cleanses me with its beautiful noise and imposes a rhythm upon everything in me that is bewildered and confused." - Rainer Maria Kilke

Photographed by the husband.

Potipot, Zambales.

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