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Best Poems about violence (25)

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

A Hate-Song by Percy Bysshe Shelley · 7 ♥

A wounded deer leaps highest by Emily Dickinson · 6 ♥

Fragment of a Satire on Satire by Percy Bysshe Shelley · 4 ♥

A Man by Emily Dickinson · 3 ♥

Cancelled Passage (from The Sensitive Plant) by Percy Bysshe Shelley · 1 ♥

Your Worst Haircut by dsk_bus

The Casual Dismissal by Jules

How Quickly by Violet F.

The zipper’s quiet by Jonah Bennett

Cold metal pressed into my palm by kilo_davi

The Edge by greylark

No Winners Here by Owen Harlow

The pasta is stiff and cold by afthroughtasty

Metal in the Bottle by Vex Grai

Friction by likesomeone

Revision by Noah

Victory's Cost by Quiet

Silver Dust by Lark

Forgotten Impact by Mara L.

The Only Loud Color by Stntes

Pyre by Stntes

Third Period by Sara

High Noon by Ruben M.

The Split Plant by Motel Violet

The First Cut by Maya

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