Poetic terrorism

[Jason Yan]

n. A movement dedicated to spreading random acts of beauty, poetry, wonder, magic and thought-provocation. The concept was originated by the writer [Hakim] Bey and has appeared in movies such as the cult French film Amelie.
[Poetic terrorism] differs from the concept of random acts of kindness in that its acts are not always kind, but its ultimate goal is not malice, but [broadening] of the mind. Poetic terrorist acts may, of course, be kind - they may also be weird, funky, shocking, provocative, counter-cultural, anachronistic, subtle, subversive, mischievous, dark, creative and fey.
Examples of [poetic terrorism] would be:

Decorating the walls of a public lavatory with Shakespearean sonnets in purple glittery marker pen
Erecting a 50 inflatable sculpture in a public place, then removing it without trace once day is done
Sprinkling [flower petals] from a window onto passers-by
Frolicking in the park wearing an outlandish costume and [jingling] bells
Whispering to random people that dragons exist, then continuing on your way
[Chalking] countercultural slogans on sidewalks
Taking bizarre and creative photos in photo booths, then leaving the photos for others to find
Anything else you can think of!