Children of the Sea 25

Hope
Hopelessness
Isolation
Connection
New life
Untouchable lovers
Fading
Salt
wide
compacted / restricted
Dark / dim
Bright
Death
Birth
Lost
voyage
Teenage
Sea
Afterlife
Damp
Sacrifice
Smoke
Danger
Red
Blue


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