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Best Poems about authority (26)

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Much madness is divinest sense by Emily Dickinson · 34 ♥

He put the belt around my life by Emily Dickinson · 32 ♥

A prompt, executive Bird is the Jay by Emily Dickinson · 31 ♥

Now List to My Morning's Romanza by Walt Whitman · 27 ♥

If the foolish call them 'flowers' by Emily Dickinson · 24 ♥

Thought by Walt Whitman · 23 ♥

Thoughts by Walt Whitman · 22 ♥

Thoughts by Walt Whitman · 21 ♥

I have a king who does not speak by Emily Dickinson · 20 ♥

Compliance by Ax. · 6 ♥

Just a Person by Noah M. · 3 ♥

The Youngest by Kesatas · 2 ♥

The Straight Line by Mara K. · 1 ♥

Flick of the Wrist by Jonah F. · 1 ♥

Unwritten by unaroe

Proof of Entry by Levanroe

The pencil snapped with a crack— by Noah C.

Just a man by clippedsurface

The Counter by likesomeone

The inspector’s coming at the stroke of nine by joke_curdle

Citizenship, Grade 5 by Iris Wright

Fading Line by Noah Mercer

The Word 'Open' by restlessturn

Open by Luc

The Seal by Luc

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