The most remote corners of the world; also describes being separated by a vast distance.

to roam far and wide; to wander all over the world

(idiom) describes being physically very close but unable to see or meet each other, as if separated by a great distance; so close yet worlds apart

The remotest corners of the world; also used to describe people being separated by a vast distance.

(idiom) even though the ends of the earth separate us, we are as close as next-door neighbors; used to describe deep friendship that overcomes physical distance

A metaphor describing people who are far apart but whose thoughts or feelings make them feel as if they are right before one's eyes

The farthest corners of the world; describes places that are extremely far away or separated by a vast distance.

the four corners of the earth; a metaphor for places that are extremely far apart

far-flung realms treated as next-door neighbors; used to describe a deep friendship that remains close despite a vast physical distance

People who are both drifting or living in exile far from home, or who share the same unfortunate fate; often used to express a bond between strangers who have faced similar hardships

Literally meaning "there is fragrant grass to be found everywhere in the world"; used to suggest that one should not be overly obsessed with a single person or thing, particularly after a breakup or disappointment.

Famous poetic line meaning as long as one has a true friend within the world, even the farthest corners of the earth feel like home; used to express that deep friendship transcends physical distance.