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The flotsam that rides the gyres is called drift.
Ruth Ozeki • A Tale for the Time Being: A Novel (ALA Notable Books for Adults)
are like a rudderless ship, taking
Danielle LaPorte • Feck Perfuction: Dangerous Ideas on the Business of Life
for i am a drifter,
an aimless wanderer, a rudderless boat,
a sculler who lost his oars
like a driftwood, wait for the river to take me places,
never aware whether am washed ashore or still floating,
like an oyster in a desert, wait for that odd rain drop
an aimless wanderer, a rudderless boat,
a sculler who lost his oars
like a driftwood, wait for the river to take me places,
never aware whether am washed ashore or still floating,
like an oyster in a desert, wait for that odd rain drop
driftwood
Mogging Folly
n.
the act of deliberately squandering your time, lazing about as if none of this is worth a damn, letting precious hours spool away slowly like the string of a runaway kite.
n.
the act of deliberately squandering your time, lazing about as if none of this is worth a damn, letting precious hours spool away slowly like the string of a runaway kite.
Mogging Folly | The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows
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monoskop.orgForever in motion, these stationary things.
Richard Powers • The Overstory: A Novel
they can choose to gradually abandon maturing practice areas in order to maintain stability in firm culture and management, requiring them to move into new practice areas that more closely match the basic approach of the firm.
David H. Maister • Managing The Professional Service Firm
Because the Mississippi is always dropping sediment, it’s always on the move. As the sediment builds up, it impedes the flow, and so the river goes in search of faster routes to the sea. Its most dramatic leaps are called “avulsions.” Over the last seven thousand years, the river has avulsed six times, and each time it has set about laying down a
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