#streetpoetry street stickers

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Street stickers photos tagged #streetpoetry across cities in the Slapstickers archive.

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Street sticker A rectangular white sticker with black text, featuring the phrase 'Du får också plats.' (You also get a place.) and the initials '-CB' below it. The text is printed in a clean, sans-serif font. The sticker is slightly damp and adheres to a dark, textured, wet metal surface, possibly a drainpipe or pole. Its edges show minor wear, and the paper appears slightly wrinkled from moisture. stockholm 5
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a white background and features bold, sans-serif text arranged in columns. The top section has three lines: 'WOOD' in blue, 'MORES' in red, and 'EWOS' in blue. Below this, 'SHES' is in red. The bottom line reads 'LRK*WR' in blue with a red asterisk separating 'LRK' and 'WR'. The sticker appears to be placed on a light-colored, possibly metal surface that shows signs of rust and wear. amsterdam 13
Street sticker A white sticker with black text on it. The text is in Swedish and translates to: "What people don't remember hasn't happened. It hasn't happened a damn thing." stockholm 9
Street sticker A white sticker on a gray wall with text in Swedish. The text translates to: "People like to listen when the neighbors fuck." A QR code is visible below the sticker. stockholm 27
Street sticker A white sticker with black text on it. The text is a poem written in Swedish. It is attached to a dark green pole in a natural environment. A dog can be seen in the background. stockholm 7
Street sticker A small white sticker on a grey pole with the text "I sinom tid" written in typewriter style font. The pole is outdoors and surrounded by green vegetation. stockholm 9
Street sticker A rectangular sticker affixed to a weathered metal pole. The sticker features hand-written text in Swedish which reads: "Ju djupare sorgen mer slatt sig i dig desto mer tycka kan du rymma." which roughly translates to: "The deeper the sorrow, the more you can embrace it." A small sun-like drawing is in the bottom right corner. stockholm 4
Street sticker A sticker on a brown pipe with a quote about finding a partner, comparing it to playing blackjack and warning against wanting too much. stockholm 6
Street sticker A small white sticker on a metal pole with a poem about love, Gunnar and Kerstin, who have been together for 56 years. The poem mentions a feeling that cannot be stopped and ends with a humorous observation. stockholm 9
Street sticker A sticker with the text "Vad Är du tacksam för Just Nu?" which translates from Swedish to English as "What are you grateful for right now?" stockholm 5
Street sticker A white sticker with black text on a metal surface. The text is in Norwegian and translates to "People only describe their own reality." stockholm 42
Street sticker The sticker is attached to a metal pole. The text on the sticker appears to be a polite refusal of a job offer or collaboration. The tone is respectful and explains the reasons for declining the opportunity. stockholm 50
Street sticker A worn sticker with a German phrase partially visible. The full sentence is unclear due to damage. The sticker is affixed to a pole outdoors at night. berlin 5
Street sticker A white sticker with a simple text message in Swedish. The text appears to be typed and looks like a personal thought or statement. The sticker is affixed to a dark-colored pole outdoors, showing some wear and tear. stockholm 9
Street sticker A white sticker on a metal pole with the text "Lev i full harmoni" written in a typewriter-style font. stockholm 5