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No man is an island, but some are surrounded by water just offshore away from land. Maybe we are bridges. A golden gate or Brooklyn or perhaps just a wood plank here to join you to the world. I am a peninsula, joined only by one, attached by but a thread tenuously perched on the verge of seperation. Drowning in salt water, but saved by a bed of flowers. Securing me to a place I see only from a distance. Others are continents. Surrounded by everything home to many. The lucky ones who are always full, joined and attached. Only a few live this way No man is an island, some are bridges, others peninsulas. Only the lucky ones are the mainland.
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Sep 12, 2013
Sep 12, 2013 at 10:17 PM UTC
No man is an island
No man is an island, but some are surrounded by water just offshore away from land. Maybe we are bridges. A golden gate or Brooklyn or perhaps just a wood plank here to join you to the world. I am a peninsula, joined only by one, attached by but a thread tenuously perched on the verge of seperation. Drowning in salt water, but saved by a bed of flowers. Securing me to a place I see only from a distance. Others are continents. Surrounded by everything home to many. The lucky ones who are always full, joined and attached. Only a few live this way No man is an island, some are bridges, others peninsulas. Only the lucky ones are the mainland.
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Sep 12, 2013
Sep 12, 2013 at 10:17 PM UTC
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