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Amy @lolennui.bsky.social · 12/05/2025

Idk what I expected Walton Goggins Sr. to look like but he delivered

An older white man with a bushy mustache dressed all in black with alligator shoes, bolero, western hat with concho band, leather jacket with tassels, and accessorized to fuck and back in silver and turquoise

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 03/05/2025

I made a little video about this year’s hundred day project.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 30/04/2025

Waking In the grey cocoon of light the mind finds metamorphosis, makes from the wreck of what she was the wings of what she is. - Ursula K. Le Guin 102/100

A scrap of white fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words:
“Waking

In the grey cocoon of light the mind finds metamorphosis,
makes from the wreck of what she was the wings of what she is.

- Ursula K. Le Guin” stitched with black thread. Sidewalk and trees are visible in the background.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 29/04/2025

5 things at 40 - Ana Božičevič You are not crazy, it’s the patriarchy You’re not a loser, it’s the capitalism You are not old, time’s not really a thing You’re not alone, I’m here You’re made of stars, that’s fucking cool 101/100

A scrap of white fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words:
5 things at 40 - Ana Božičevič

You are not crazy, it’s the patriarchy
You’re not a loser, it’s the capitalism
You are not old, time’s not really a thing
You’re not alone, I’m here
You’re made of stars, that’s fucking cool
stitched with red and black thread. The sky, trees, the street and buildings are visible in the background.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 28/04/2025

Mary Oliver, Three Things to Remember As long as you're dancing, you can break the rules. Sometimes breaking the rules is just extending the rules. Sometimes there are no rules. 100/100

A scrap of natural linen is stapled to a utility pole with the words:
“Mary Oliver, Three Things to Remember

As long as you're dancing, you can break the rules.
Sometimes breaking the rules is just
extending the rules.
Sometimes there are no rules.” stitched with black and red thread. Trees, lawn and a great morning sky are visible in the background.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 27/04/2025

Graduation by Dorothea Tanning He told us, with the years, you will come to love the world. And we sat there with our souls in our laps, and comforted them. 99/100

A scrap of white fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words:
“Graduation by Dorothea Tanning

He told us, with the years, you will come to love the world.
And we sat there with our souls in our laps, and comforted them.”
embroidered with black thread. A cloudy sky, the street, a building and some trees are visible in the background.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 26/04/2025

Saturdays by Alex Dimitrov I thought life would go on forever like Saturdays when we were young. 98/100

A scrap of white fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words:
“Saturdays by Alex Dimitrov

I thought life
would go on forever
like Saturdays when we were young.”
embroidered with black thread. The street, some trees and the sky are visible in the background.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 25/04/2025

In order for me to write poetry that isn’t political, I must listen to the birds and in order to hear the birds the warplanes must be silent //Marwan Makhoul 97/100

A scrap of white fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words:
“In order for me to write poetry that isn’t political,
I must listen to the birds
and in order to hear the birds
the warplanes must be silent

//Marwan Makhoul”
stitched with black and red thread. The road, some trees, parked cars and the sky at sunrise are visible in the background.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 24/04/2025

I Ask Percy How I Should Live My Life - Mary Oliver Love, love, love, says Percy. And hurry as fast as you can along the shining beach, or the rubble, or the dust. Then, go to sleep. Give up your body heat, your beating heart. Then, trust. 96/100

A scrap of black fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words:
“I Ask Percy How I Should Live My Life
Mary Oliver
Love, love, love, says Percy.
And hurry as fast as you can
along the shining beach, or the rubble, or the dust.
Then, go to sleep.
Give up your body heat, your beating heart.
Then, trust.”
stitched with white thread. Trees, buildings, cars, sidewalk and the sunset are visible in the background.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 23/04/2025

No Explosions To enjoy fireworks you would have to have lived a different kind of life. - Naomi Shihab Nye 95/100

A scrap of black fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words:
“No Explosions

To enjoy
fireworks
you would have
to have lived
a different kind
of life.

- Naomi Shihab Nye”
stitched with red thread. Lilac bushes and blue sky are visible in the background.

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Cheer Captain @cheercaptain.wang · 22/04/2025

Nothing but respect for my hero, the Chicagoan with an Allen wrench and a sense of justice.

Two benches in Millennium park. Someone has removed the divider between seats.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 23/04/2025

Hear me out tho… have you tried the pickle popcorn?

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 22/04/2025

NO SUCH THING AS THE INNOCENT BYSTANDER Silence rides shotgun wherever hate goes. - Andrea Gibson 94/100

A scrap of white fabric is stapled to a pole with the words:
“NO SUCH THING AS THE INNOCENT BYSTANDER
Silence rides shotgun wherever hate goes. - Andrea Gibson” stitched with red thread. Buildings and the sky at sunrise are visible in the background.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 21/04/2025

Don’t ever be surprised to see a rose shoulder up among the ruins of the house. This is how we survived. - Mosab Abu Toha 93/100

A scrap of white fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words “Don't ever be surprised to see a rose shoulder up among the ruins of the house. This is how we survived. - Mosab Abu Toha” stitched in black and red. The street, some trees, homes and the sky at sunrise are visible in the background.

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Niko @nikoanesti.newgrounds.com · 20/04/2025

Today we celebrate Him

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 20/04/2025

We are each the only world we are going to get -Jim Harrison (from Returning to Earth) 92/100

A scrap of blue fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words:
“We are each
the only world
we are going to get

-Jim Harrison (from Returning to Earth)” stitched with white thread. Blue sky trees and bushes are visible in the background.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 20/04/2025

Sunset I remember watching it with you and staring only at your face. Alex Dimitrov 91/100

A scrap of orange fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words:
“Sunset

I remember watching it with you
and staring only at your face.

Alex Dimitrov”
embroidered with black thread.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 18/04/2025

Question by Ilya Kaminsky What is a man? A quiet between two bombardments. 90/100

A scrap of black fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words “Question by Ilya Kaminsky

What is a man?
A quiet between two bombardments.”
stitched with white thread.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 17/04/2025

WHAT WILL YOU MISS ABOUT THE EARTH? - Megan Fernandes That it spun. That everything was a portrait of gravity. The smell of a new body, newly close, ready to love. 89/100

A scrap of white fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words “WHAT WILL YOU MISS ABOUT THE EARTH? - Megan Fernandes

That it spun.
That everything was a portrait of gravity.

The smell of a new body, newly close, ready to love.” embroidered with red and black thread.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 16/04/2025

93 Percent Stardust We have calcium in our bones. iron in our veins, carbon in our souls, and nitrogen in our brains. 93 percent stardust, with souls made of flames, we are all just stars that have people names. -Nikita Gill

A scrap of white fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words:
“93 Percent Stardust

We have calcium in our bones.

iron in our veins,

carbon in our souls,

and nitrogen in our brains.

93 percent stardust,

with souls made of flames,

we are all just stars

that have people names.

-Nikita Gill”
Stitched with black thread. Blue sky, trees and the street are visible in the background.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 15/04/2025

REVOLUTIONARY LETTER #79 ONE OF THE JOBS OF CRONEDOM (on the eve of the first Gulf War) Some of us have to mourn while the rest of you organize Some of us have to dance in the time of grief 87/100

A scrap of white fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words:
“REVOLUTIONARY LETTER #79
ONE OF THE JOBS OF CRONEDOM
(on the eve of the first Gulf War)

Some of us have to mourn
while the rest of you
organize

Some of us have to dance
in the time of grief”
embroidered with red and black thread. Trees, grass and the sky at sunrise are visible in the background.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 14/04/2025

Advice by Langston Hughes Look, I'm telling you, birthing is hard and dying is mean- so get yourself a little loving in between. 85/100

A scrap of unbleached natural linen is stapled to a utility pole surrounded by rose bush branches with the words:
“Advice

by Langston Hughes

Look, I'm telling you,

birthing is hard

and dying is mean-

so get yourself

a little loving

in between.”
stitched with red and black thread. Blue sky is visible in the background.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 13/04/2025

COME APRIL she took one last look at her past and breathed a sigh of relief. “time to begin again” /taryn riddle 85/100

A scrap of dark blue fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the word:

COME APRIL

she took one last look at her past and breathed a sigh of relief.

“time to begin again”

/taryn riddle
stitched with white thread. Trees and road are visible in the background

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 12/04/2025

Full Moon Tonight He feels like a shadow and the trees they don’t talk out loud anymore. - Anis Mojgani 84/100

A scrap of white fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words “Full Moon Tonight

He feels like a shadow and the trees they don’t talk out loud anymore.

- Anis Mojgani” stitched with black thread.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 11/04/2025

If we have nothing but each other we have so much - Andrea Gibson 83/100

A scrap of red fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words:
“If we have nothing

but each other

we have so much

- Andrea Gibson”
stitched with white thread. The sidewalk, trees and grey sky are visible in the background

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WeRateDogs @weratedogs.com · 10/04/2025

This is Autumn. She was born without one paw. Gets along just fine with three, but still sometimes uses a prosthetic leg when she wants to blend in. 13/10

a small dog wearing a black and orange bandana, collar, and leash sits on a leafy dirt path and looks up at us with large brown eyes. she's white with brown spots on her ears and eyes. she has brown speckles on her left paw, and her right paw is actually a bright orange webbed duck foot. she likes to have fun with her prosthetics.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 10/04/2025

HI HUMANITY -Melissa Broder I was scared my soul would never call and now it is calling and I am like shhhh 82/100

A scrap of white fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words:

HI HUMANITY
-Melissa Broder

I was
scared
my soul
would
never
call and
now it is
calling
and I
am like
shhhh

embroidered with black thread. Trees, bushes and buildings are visible in the background.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 09/04/2025

We Shake with Joy - Mary Oliver We shake with joy, we shake with grief What a time they have, these two Housed as they are in the same body. 81/100

A scrap of white fabric is stapled to a utility pole covered in staples and old flyers, with the words:
“We Shake with Joy - Mary Oliver

We shake with joy, we shake with grief

What a time they have, these two

Housed as they are in the same body.”
stitched with black thread. There is a tree behind the pole with pink blossoms.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 08/04/2025

How Not to be a Perfectionist Molly Brodak People are vivid and small And don’t live very long — 80/100

A scrap
Of white fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words:

How Not to be a Perfectionist
Molly Brodak

People are vivid
and small
And don’t
live very long —
Stitched in black thread. Trees, sidewalk and stormy skies are visible in the background.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 07/04/2025

Pattern Garous Abdolmalekian Your dress waving in the wind This is the only flag I love. 79/100

A scrap of black fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words:
“Pattern
Garous Abdolmalekian

Your dress waving in the wind
This
is the only flag I love.”
stitched with white thread. Buildings and trees and grey sky are visible in the background.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 06/04/2025

Poem by Joe Brainard Sometimes everything seems so oh, I don’t know 78/100

A scrap of blue fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words:

Poem by Joe Brainard

Sometimes
everything
seems
so
oh, I don’t
know

Stitched with white thread. Blue sky and buildings are visible in the background

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 05/04/2025

Revolutionary Letter #96 Poem at Dawn Empire is its own undoing. - Diane di Prima 77/100

A scrap of black fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words:

Revolutionary Letter #96

Poem at Dawn

Empire

is its own

undoing.

- Diane di Prima”
stitched with red thread. Sky, houses, lawn and a blooming red camellia bush are visible in the background.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 05/04/2025

Passion and Form Ah, they have kissed! The rhyme comes in unnoticed. -Louise Glück 76/100

A scrap of black fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words
“Passion and Form

Ah, they have kissed!
The rhyme
comes in unnoticed.

-Louise Glück”
stitched with white thread. Trees and grass are visible in the background.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 03/04/2025

From Braided Creek by Jim Harrison & Ted Kooser You told me you couldn’t see a better day coming. So I gave you my eyes 75/100

A scrap of white fabric is stapled to a utility pole with the words:
“From Braided Creek by Jim Harrison & Ted Kooser

You told me you couldn’t see
a better day coming.
So I gave you my eyes”

stitched with black thread. A tree, sky, sidewalk and buildings are visible in the background.

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Shana @shanalee.bsky.social · 02/04/2025

My Sexual Orientation Is Spring - Kyla Jamieson We change time, make the days longer. I start to forget the pact I made with unhappiness, take myself to the ocean, say I just need to catch the last few minutes of light. This is how spring is love, the way it pulls us towards pleasure.