Resume

RESUME

-verb

1. to begin again or go on with (something adjourned or interrupted)

2. (trans.) to occupy again, take back, or recover

3. (trans.) to assume (a title, office, etc.) again

4. (archaic) to summarize; make a résumé of

It only stopped moving for a fraction

Before resuming its bobbing up and down

Gentle plaything for the winds

Coalesce

COALESCE

-verb

(intr.) to unite or come together in one body or mass; merge; fuse; blend

Conflicts, wars

Divide or coalesce

Dim

DIM

-adj.

1. badly illuminated

2. not clearly seen; indistinct; faint

3. having weak or indistinct vision

4. lacking in understanding; mentally dull

5. not clear in the mind; obscure

6. lacking in brilliance, brightness, or lustre

7. tending to be unfavourable; gloomy or disapproving

-verb

8. to become or cause to become dim

9. (trans.) to cause to seem less bright, as by comparison

10. (US & Canadian) (trans.) to switch (car headlights) from the main to the lower beam

Against the light

Against the heat

Tall amicable trees

Dim the inner pace

Succour the wanderer

Downhill

DOWNHILL

-adj.

1. going or sloping down

-adv.

2. towards the bottom of a hill; downwards

-noun

3. the downward slope of a hill; descent

4. a competitive event in which skiers are timed in a downhill run

They walk up blindly

Ignoring the downhill inclination

Of an aberrant snapshot