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Best Poems about moral ambiguity (19)

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What I Owe You Is Silence by Saint Mercy · 53 ♥

His Cheek is his Biographer by Emily Dickinson · 7 ♥

You Felons on Trial in Courts by Walt Whitman · 6 ♥

Sonnet 124 by William Shakespeare · 5 ♥

Sonnet 119 by William Shakespeare · 5 ♥

The Devil, had he fidelity by Emily Dickinson · 5 ♥

Sonnet 35 by William Shakespeare · 4 ♥

The Inheritance by beasai · 2 ♥

The Account I Let Stay Open by galenix

The Debt by usuallycomes

The Hollow Word by Tlryl

Inherited Deception by noel3mrex

Not Mine by Adrian

How to Lie by Opal H.

I saw him on the sidewalk — smaller now by L.P.

Relief With Guilt Attached by Brkwin

Unearned Interest by joke_curdle

The Thimble Trick by Coravn

Sonnet 95 by William Shakespeare

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