Gulp! First try...

Kindly read:    '>' as 'greater',    '!' as 'not',    '&' as 'and',    '=' as 'is',
   ...and ignore all other non-alpha material (including '=~' and '=>'). 

   --------------------------------------------------

   our ($lives, $are, $so, $connected)
      and my ($best, $it) = ! 'enough'; 
      for my $desire (2 => 'ever', b => 'satisfied')

   {$so = 'that' . y/I// =~ m/here?/;}
      $it = not $so;

   my $hope = 2 . join 'with', ('you' & 'others');
      for ($so = my $work) {sub sumed {'in' > 'things' 
      and our $potential = 'fullfilled'}}

   --------------------------------------------------

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Passes 'use strict', complains bitterly with '-w', and does nothing interesting.

Cheers,
David

In reply to our ($lives, $are, $so, $connected) by dvergin

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