After reading Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe, I can’t stop thinking about the
current and its flow. It sometimes left
him in agony and woe; yet other times led him where he needed to go.
The current I’m talking of is life’s
stream of events, but life’s dealings to
Crusoe just didn’t make sense. So to escape
from life being brutally intense, he took dads advice and lived
comfortably within a fence.
But when he stepped from his safety the
winds threw him about, from Brazil, to the island where cannibals ate
out. Behind every new corner he was hit
with a clout, from the stream of life that forced him down a new route.
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