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Best Poems about futility (37)

Discover the top poems about futility on The Poet's Place.

We send the Wave to find the Wave— by Emily Dickinson · 8 ♥

Nada que sou me interessa. by Fernando Pessoa · 3 ♥

I worked with the soil by Arece · 2 ♥

THE STORY OF SALOMON WASTE by Alexander Search · 1 ♥

What Won't Sweep by Aria Pike

Locked by Adrian K.

The Stone Doesn't Care by selavio

It was a blue bowl from my mother’s shelf by Qxzan

What Sticks by Maai

Stepped over it by lxvia

Unplanted by elsvora

Another Loop by Lark Grey

Manual Labor by Mara K.

Seized by Mara K.

What doesn't clear by beasai

Still trying by beasai

What Doesn't Hold by Ivy

Hollow Rock by nearfrank

Watered Wishes by Arece

No Winners Here by Owen Harlow

Absorbent by Nico

The Right Conditions by Glass Iris

Useless Metal by boxnl

The Ring by Iris Wright

Zero Sum by Iris Wright

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