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Best Poems about monotony (106)

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I peeled off my jacket — cotton clung tight by Mara L. · 2 ♥

Inventory by Theo · 1 ♥

THE STORY OF SALOMON WASTE by Alexander Search · 1 ♥

Commuter Logic by Nico

What the City Tells Me by porchstatic

7:14 Again by Senamar

What Won't Sweep by Aria Pike

The weight of sitting by perimir

No Anthem by Jules

Third Wash by brisksurface

The Long Wait by brvyn

The Late Shift by ter4yri

Monotony on a Paper Plate by ter4yri

The office is dark and the phones are all still by beasai

Six Flights Up by Opal Hart

The Perfect Loop by Opal Hart

The Glitch by Opal Hart

The Closed Loop by Nilosor

Another Wednesday another week by Nilosor

Mechanical Whispers by nav5rai

The kitchen is dark just the light on the range by Maeemi

He’s been staring at the wall for twenty minutes now by Lxzan

Four AM again by lxvia

Another day another fight by lumalor

Dust Dancers by lumalor

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