Quote by Robert Charles Wilson

“Words like anchors, tethering boats of memory that would otherwise be settled by the storm.”

— Robert Charles Wilson

“A graveyard of boats, cloaked in the shadows of their storm-beaten sails, rest like long-forgotten tombstones on the edges of the docks.”

— Lee Kelly

“The anchor heaves, the ship swings free The sails swell full. To sea, to sea!”

— Thomas Lovell Beddoes

“For sailors with a desire for wind, memory is a good port of departure.”

— Eduardo Hughes Galeano

“Adept sailors emerge after sailing tough storms.”

— Donald Ngonyo

“We are charred vessels vestiges of wood & wonder anchors tethered to our bows. It is the irony of a ship burning at sea,…

— Clint Smith

“nonsense? Yet as it collapsed, it did not take the calm or sense of mastery with it; they remained. They had built a boat,…

— Greg Bear

“It is the stillest words which bring the storm.”

— Friedrich Nietzsche

“I am not afraid of storms, for I am leaning how to sail my ship.”

— Lousia May Alcott

“Don't bring an anchor, on a sinking boat.”

— Anthony Liccione

“Words are wind, and the wind that blows exiles across the narrow sea seldom blows them back.”

— George R.R. Martin

“All we who write put me in mind of sailors hastily making rafts upon doomed ships. When we break up under the heavy years…

— Lord Dunsany