Signs of the Times #136

 SEE YOU
TUESDAY
MORNING

[Durand, WI.]

Thank You
for
112 Years

[Durand, WI.]

Be the first of
your friends to
like this post.

[Cedar-Riverside, Minneapolis.]

 Dear Minneapolis -
Thanks for 7 years.

-HD

[North Loop, Minneapolis.]

 We

See Seek Illuminate Expose Share the
Unbearable Raise Quake Reveal Unravel
Refuse Move Recover Persist Grieve
Listen Sing Wall Build Neighbor Parent Do
Remember Uncover Foreever Toether

Demand Justice

[Location forgotten.]

DO NOT 
BLOCK
DRIVEWAY

[Seward, Minneapolis.]


STATE FARM

[Inver Grove Heights.]




WE WIN BY SAVING
WHAT LOVE....

We are not
to simply
bandage the
woulds of 
victims 'neath
wheels of injustice, we
are to drive
a spoke into
the wheel
itself

REWRITE
MN 609.066

[and]

BEND
the
ARC

The moment 
we break
faith with one
another, the
sea engulfs ...
and the light
goes out.

[Minnehaha Avenue, Saint Paul.] 

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