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Kate Thomson
Poems
Jul 2014
Pangaea
No man is an island
but you are a continent
cartographers cannot map your shores in their complexity
pioneers risk death and drowning just for the chance to see your coasts
in your expanse there is the potential for life
and death
and in your valleys and ridges there is beauty
each blemish a vista
each freckle a point of interest
each scar a historic site
no one looks at the earth and calls it ugly.
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