He explains the scan and rhyming structure, and uses footnotes to clarify obscure street slang.
I took a taxi across London to an obscure street where I knew there was a photocopying shop.
When young Chicago resident John Maloof stumbled upon a collection of obscure street photographs in 2007, he had no idea he was about to become a part of one of the biggest art discoveries in the 21st century.
"Gangs of Kabukicho," an exhibit by the semi-obscure street photographer Watanabe Katsumi, features "pictures of Tokyo's prostitutes and drag queens and rockabilly types and supertanned ganguro girls and tough-guy yakuza in the 1960s and '70s," Guy Trebay says, too excited to pause for breath.
Each time I photograph this mysterious southern city I discover another hidden street, another obscure festival and, surprisingly, something more about myself.
As I surveyed the estuaries of Vase Miskina or the obscure, narrow streets in the hills, complete paragraphs flooded my brain; not infrequently, and mysteriously, a simple lust would possess my body.
See, the app's signature magic trick is sending users down obscure side streets in order to avoid congested major thoroughfares.
Paddy's Marten Inn is one such curry pub – it's an absolute gem in what must be one of the most obscure side-streets in the city.
Since opening last spring on an obscure side street where the Park Slope and Gowanus neighborhoods overlap, it has been home to hundreds of performances by a broad assortment of artists working somewhere in the realm of improvised music.
Vikerl's Lokal You can't get more local than this: a couple of well-polished, cozy rooms on a tiny, obscure side street run by a young couple, Adi and Bettina Bittermann.
