Reader Sarah snapped this photo on a recent trip to Louisiana. “I saw this on one many (still) abandoned houses on a recent trip to New Orleans,” she wrote us. “It’s a bit hard to make out, but it reads, “Even the wounded heart can soar.” The orange line is part of a mark left by the search and rescue team that entered the house following Hurricane Katrina.

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Reader Marianne snapped this in the library at Brooklyn College. It reads, “Sex is overrated. Love is not.”

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Reader Alexis snapped this in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

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Reader Amanda sent us this deep thought-filled graffiti. When we searched the phrase to see if it was a famous quote, we found that someone else had posted a photo on Flickr of the same spray-painting in Amsterdam.

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The Frisky’s designer Emily snapped this in New York City’s Meatpacking District.

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Reader Tristan snapped this on Appalachian State’s campus.

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Reader Susanna snapped this in Denton, TX.

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Reader Alex took this photo at a gas station in Austin, TX.

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Reader Lauren snapped this photo in Florence, Italy.

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Reader Rommel sent us this from Park Slope, Brooklyn.

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Reader Elena spotted this truth in Marburg, Germany.

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Reader Jill snapped this in NYC.

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Hannah, one of our readers, snapped this in Nassau, Bahamas.

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Reader Tamara photographed this in downtown Ann Arbor, MI.

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Reader Megan found this on the side of an old movie theater in Portsmouth, NH.

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Reader Kathryn spotted this on a parking structure in East Lansing, MI.

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Reader Mariana sent us this stenciled graffiti from the Plateau neighborhood of Montreal.

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Reader Brenda saw this sign while driving around her parents’ neighborhood.

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Reader Elissa spotted this stenciled graffiti on a sidewalk in Houston, TX.

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