Words on glass, poetry for passersby
The library reached out to me with an idea: to transform their window into something more than glass. Facing a bustling street, it was an invitation for passersby to pause. To read. A poem by Siel Verhanneman, Roofvogel, now sprawls across its expanse, etched in careful strokes.
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