How often do you get to a cafe with part of its walls like this?
To be honest I had no idea what was this. But I love literature, and I am always thrilled to spot references to it in places I do not expect them to be at. A bit of skimming tells me this is from a novel called Holes by Louis Sachar. It won the 1998 National Book Award for Young People's Literature, and was adapted into a film in 2003.
I have actually never been to a restaurant that has walls like the one in your photo. I know for sure that seeing one of those here in the Philippines will surely delight my child.
ReplyDeleteAng galing at naisip nilang maglagay ng lines from a poetry. Nakakatawag kasi yan ng pansin. See? It got your attention who loves poetry. I love it! I especially love the second stanza.
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nice poem, visiting for Mommy moments and happiness is.
ReplyDeletefor the love of art! :) that's very good poetry. i haven't been to a cafe that has poetry scribbled on its walls, but this reminded me of TTC buses and subway in Toronto. every once in a while, for a period of time, the TTC would put up Canadian poetry posters into buses and trains, and it fascinates me a lot reading those :)
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing this over at Happiness Is. hope to see you there again next week for another round of happy posts :)
I am sure the owner of the business establishment love poetry as you do sis.
ReplyDeletebeautiful tree and so poetic too :-) Visiting from my 1st Happiness Is entry, hope that you can return the visit too.
ReplyDeleteThat is so nice!
ReplyDeletebeautiful poetic tree Sis :-) Visiting from my 2nd Happiness Is entry, hope that you can return the visits too.
ReplyDeletemy daughter is a big fan of poetry :) we are always on the look out for beauty in things not usually appreciated too.
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