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Desert Island

beneath circling clouds in the depths of the ocean with little nearby lies a speck of an island of but thirty-five square miles green mountain rising from which hot lava once flowed most toward the west where the people live today in modest isolation not quite as busy as during the Falkland War a remote haven for whale and turtle watchers and those not easily bored the Two Boats village an airfield called Wideawake the days are long past when lookouts stood chilly watch so 'Lil Boney' wasn't freed amid the high seas and the bluest of waters a little island not so much as forgotten as never really known

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Date: 10/5/2021 12:09:00 PM
Sounds very inviting, enchanting. Also, to read a little more deeply, sounds like something, or someplace, or someone, not necessarily well known, can have more to offer than all the hot-spots combined. Great read!
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Date: 9/26/2021 10:07:00 AM
Reads like an interesting place to visit. It would be quiet and a place to enjoy nature. I enjoyed reading your work. Sara..Welcome to soup.
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