It seems fitting to finish my reflective cruise from Anchorage to Vancouver by sailing through British Columbia’s Inside Passage at sunset, under an almost full moon. The Passage is a sheltered, sometimes narrow coastal route that winds through islands, fjords, and forested mountains, known for its calm waters and occasional wildlife.
Mountains, ocean, and cedar trees that have stood for ages,
remind me how brief our time is.
The water is calm, and everything feels still.
I hold the moments I can, letting the rest fade quietly.
No comments:
Post a Comment