Written
on the Walls
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Praha ♦ Prague
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A poem on the library wall...
Školská, 2006
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all you need is love
Lennon's
Wall, Kampa, 2006
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Vonts, have you died out or what?
Bullshit! We are sitting in a club, mixing records.
(allusion
to characters from popular Czech children books from the 40s about boy
scouts,
with a very anachronistic answer; the sign comes from the part
of the city where the books were taking place)
Řásnovka, 2006
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The world is changing at the base
We who have been nothing, let's be everything
(aka "The earth shall rise on new foundations:
We have been nought, we shall be all!"
- a quote from the Czech version of The Internationale)
Klárov, 2006
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At Pavlov’s square,
by the ATM machine,
I fell asleep in coma...
Poetry for pedestrians
Kateřinská, 2006
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I don't want to!
Florenc, 2006
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Irritating non-lovers,
not lying to anybody
Benediktská, 2006
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Do you blend with the mass?
Don’t let anyone confuse you.
Kampa park, 2006
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... is watching you.
Kampa park, 2006
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Rice addicts on the rise...
Florenc, 2006
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Another member of the merry banana
family.
Florenc, 2006
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You will die.
Letná, 2006
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Even fish can feel pain.
Kačerov, 2006
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The affiliation of this darkness is
different
White bollards behind lime
And I am so beseeching
As only mercy can be
And winter nights with snow
Letenská, 2006
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Free elections
(echoes of the "velvet" revolution in 1989, which ended the
totalitarian communist regime)
Pavlíkova, 2006
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Smoker, you stink!
(the
same sign has appeared near schools all around Prague 4 - an original
way of public enlightement?)
Poláčkova, 2006
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She-smoker, you stink!
(... no gender discrimination)
K
Lesu, 2006
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How to use the president...
Stromovka, 2006
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