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Prague

Pristine granite stone lines Prague’s streets. Fragments of stone sectioned out to carry a communist leader on visit. Amongst the stone are martyrs, bakers, women, children. Fragmented stone, chipped and repurposed pieces of grave. Granite graves no longer visited. Individual identity lost to many regimes. A turbulent history I intend to join.
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ciankennedy
27 / M / London
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Written by
ciankennedy
27 / M / London
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Jun 18, 2019
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