“Passing like ships in the night” describes two people who meet briefly, perhaps share a moment or a few words, and then separate, rarely or never to see each other again. It is a metaphor for a temporary or incidental connection without lasting significance, often used to describe fleeting relationships or encounters.
The phrase originates from the poem “Ships that Pass in the Night” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
There is no parcel shelf in this car - special sticker to deter car thieves
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The Krill - T-Shirt for the surf punk band The Krill, in London
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The Krill - Black and White Ringer T-Shirt for the London Surf Punk Band
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The Early Bird Contracts the Worms (instead of gets the worm) – Short-Sleeve Unisex T-Shirt
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Buckhurst Hill - Unisex T-Shirt – in the style of Cypress Hill - Essex
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