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Car parks,
as a space,
offer very little poetry.
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4 comments:
Oh, ye of little imagination.
I know exactly what you mean those car park planners have no imagination. As a space it is highly homogenous and unimaginative.
;)
Now that, I really like!
The corollary: very few poems give you room to park a car.
Intteresting read
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