utnereader:

So, you’ve heard of seed bombing and yarn bombing. Check out the latest form of literary activism: Poetry Bombing.

Agustina Woodgate, who is on mission to spread poetry to the masses with a renegade needle and thread, sews short poems into the hems of clothing at thrift stores in Miami. (It sort of reminds us of the Norwegian film Elling, in which the main character leaves unsigned verse in boxes of sauerkraut at local grocery stores.)