While the poem is specifically grounded in Facebook, it contains references to the internet as a wider whole, including social media culture and reliance on websites. It offers the concept of spirituality as “public domain” (Line 11), a phrase that refers to content which is accessible to anyone, and explores the idea of finding religion online instead of in true belief or interpersonal connection. The poem presents the internet as a place where people can come together in complete exposure, combating loneliness by offering their entire, unfiltered selves.