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I have an island I bet you think I'm rich. I'm really not. I have an island. People come and go. But I'm the only one who stays. Boats come in and out, drifting by. I meet people for years, or for hours, but I feel a loss as they go. I am an island. All alone. People come and go. They never stay long. For them, I'm a tropical vacation, a place to get away from their problems. But I was made of a volcano. I crumble with every wave. Pieces of me break off. But I try to remain tropical.
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Apr 19, 2021
Apr 19, 2021 at 10:09 AM UTC
Island
I have an island I bet you think I'm rich. I'm really not. I have an island. People come and go. But I'm the only one who stays. Boats come in and out, drifting by. I meet people for years, or for hours, but I feel a loss as they go. I am an island. All alone. People come and go. They never stay long. For them, I'm a tropical vacation, a place to get away from their problems. But I was made of a volcano. I crumble with every wave. Pieces of me break off. But I try to remain tropical.
I just feel like an uninhabited island sometimes. I actually kind of like this poem.
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Apr 19, 2021
Apr 19, 2021 at 10:09 AM UTC
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