Margo Fowkes, Author at Salt Water

Margo Fowkes in Sea

Two little girls in front of a yellow plastic piece of playground equipment. The girl on the left has blond hair with two blue clips in it. She's wearing a long sleeve pink shirt and has one hand on the other little girl's arm, and she's pointing with her left hand. The little girl on the right is wearing a long sleeve blue collared shirt and has her blond hair in two braids

Swimming In Lake Me

It was impossible to get a conversation going, everybody was talking too much. Yogi Berra

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Margo Fowkes in Tears

Lake in Masuria, Poland at sunrise. The sky and water are light and darker purple respectively. The clouds in the horizon are red and orange. There's a wooden dock stretching from the lower 1/3 of the photo on the right 3/4 away across the photo toward the left side

The Sounds of Silence

Listen to silence. It has so much to say. Rumi

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Margo Fowkes in Sea

Molly on Santorinini. She is standing in front of the town looking back over her left shoulder toward the camera. She's wearing a white dress with spaghetti straps and sunglasses with her purse over her left shoulder and across her body. The town is in front of her to the left in the photo and the ocean and distant island are visible in the top left of the photo.

For My Daughter As She Leaves

There are two lasting bequests we can give our children. One is roots. The other is wings. Hodding Carter Jr.

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Margo Fowkes in Sea

Silhouette of a female standing on a rock with other tall rock towers to her left. She has her arms outstretched in the shape of a Y. The sun is setting and the sky is red and blue and purple

Truths Are More Powerful Than Platitudes

Life is so beautiful. Life is so hard. Kate Bowler

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Margo Fowkes in Tears

The silhouette of two people in a rowboat. The one on the left appears to be a woman; the one on the right who is rowing appears to be a man. The sun has set and the water and the cloudy sky are a deep blue gray.

How The Light Gets In

We are all broken … that’s how the light gets in. Ernest Hemingway

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