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How to Be Late Without Really Trying

How to Be Late Without Really Trying

Elliot Harrison

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Creative Arts Management OÜ
Año de edición:
2025
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Poesía
ISBN:
9783690855945
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In 'How to Be Late Without Really Trying,' the art of procrastination is transformed into a poetic dance, where each verse explores the delicate balance between time and intention. This collection captivates readers with its whimsical take on the universal experience of delay, embracing the beauty of the unhurried moments in life. Through clever wordplay and vivid imagery, the poems delve into the reasons we linger, from the allure of a warm cup of coffee to the irresistible call of daydreams. Each piece invites reflection on the sometimes chaotic relationship we have with schedules and expectations, showcasing the grace that can emerge from intentional tardiness. Join the journey of self-discovery as the author weaves humor, nostalgia, and insight into the fabric of everyday life, proving that in the art of being late, there is often a lesson waiting to unfold. Perfect for those who appreciate the poetry in pausing, this book reminds us that time is as much about the moments we savor as the ones we try to keep.

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