…were written on the subway walls and tenament halls.
I know not everyone appreciate graffiti, but I think we can all use the message right about now.
Lyric by Simon and Garfunkel.
The words of the prophets…
Milford Street
If your pictures aren't good enough, you aren't close enough. – Robert Capa
As soon as I saw the title of your post come across my email, “The Sounds of Silence” immediately started playing in my head. Thank you for sharing the message of HOPE!
Thank you, Liz. That is one of my favorite songs. I’m glad you enjoyed the post.
The graffiti is also very colourful!
Yes, it’s got that ‘pop’ to it.
I’m also not a fan of graffiti but I love the message. Take care. Scott
Thank you so much, Scott.
There’s always a story in graffiti, in my opinion. Well done. 🌟✨💫
Thank you, Gail
Good message behind that graffiti!
I totally agree. Thank you.
I do enjoy graffiti–this is perfect!
Thank you, Lois.
Thanks for reminding me of one of my favorite 1960s musical groups. That album was close to my most listened album of my teen years (second only to the Beatles.)
This is a good one on many levels ♥
Thank you, Teri.
Great image..I like graffiti a lot🌝
Thank you, my friend.
Nice art…it is nice when graffiti becomes art and not an eye sore.
Thank you, Garfield. I agree.
Most welcome😃
What a great message. Let’s hope this week ahead is uneventful Chris. You take good care.
Yes, fingers crossed and prayers said for a safe week.
So far so good Chris! What a difference a day makes! I turned 46 on the day we ushered in our 46th president and I’m still so happy about that! I hope you’re having a great week. Take good care.
The take the 46-on-46 as a good omen. Happy Birthday. Woohoo! I breathed such a sigh of relief yesterday.
Thank you so much Chris! I’m so relieved too! Feeling lighter somehow too. What a difference a day makes. 😁
I think graffiti with a positive message is always welcome. 😀
Me too!