New York City Using Poetry To Promote Safety
How about some poetry during your rush hour commute? New York City is unveiling an artistic campaign to keep streets safe. It's a new sign of the times in the city, and it's one not everyone understands.
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How about some poetry during your rush hour commute? New York City is unveiling an artistic campaign to keep streets safe. It's a new sign of the times in the city, and it's one not everyone understands.
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