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A spoken-word piece that uses sewing as a metaphor for binding people together. The speaker describes love as a sea, wounds healing, prisons crumbling, and souls sewn with a single needle and thread. It ends with a plea for friendship.

A spoken-word piece that uses sewing as a metaphor for binding people together. The speaker describes love as a sea, wounds healing, prisons crumbling, and souls sewn with a single needle and thread. It ends with a plea for friendship.
In a circle of fate, spinning wildly like a wheel in a race out of you and into me. Love is like a sea, like a feeling flowing through time with a dream and a design weaving into a line, swinging freely like a child on a vine. When all our people are pulled tightly from where they've been spread, all our wounds are closed after all of us have bled. When all the prisons crumble and our demons are all dead, our souls are sewn together by the same needle and thread. Drying slowly as the day disappears. All our people are pulled tightly from where they've been spread. All our wounds are closed after all of us have bled. When all the prisons crumble and our demons are all dead, our souls are sewn together by the same needle and thread. Needle and thread. Our souls are sewn together. Our souls are sewn together. Needle and thread. Need all our friends.

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