gyre [dʒaɪə] Chiefly literary
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(intr)to whirl
After listening to the artist, Dianna Cohen, I then moved on to Capt. Charles Moore. By the time I had finished these two films, I became determined to make a conscientious effort to minimize my consumption of plastic even though the globe is deeply entrenched in its production, use and thoughtless discard.
Unfortunately, when I went back to Frank’s Flats, an idyllic place for many ecosystems and a harbour for waterfowl, I found so much plastic and waste that it brought me to tears. I just find our community so detached from its actions. I don’t really know what steps I can take to contribute to a change. I pick up one bag of garbage every time I visit this special location. It is a piece of land that I hold dear.
In my city as in your countryside – the thoughtless casting aside of the refuse of our time. “Detached from it’s actions” is so right on – it’s not just the littering aspect but even more the objects of the littering that are still such a prevalent presence in our mindless consumer lives and the state of mind involved in both…I share your tears…