He was the anchor in the water, while you rocked up and down on the waves.
In the quote from James Patterson's book "Invisible," the man is described as a steady presence in the water, symbolizing stability or support. Meanwhile, others are depicted as being at the mercy of the waves, moving unpredictably and feeling the full force of the ocean's power.
This imagery highlights a contrast between calmness and chaos. It emphasizes the idea that some individuals remain grounded amidst turbulent circumstances, serving as anchors or sources of strength for others caught in life's unpredictable challenges.
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