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Best Poems about repetition (50)

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

Savantism by Walt Whitman · 12 ♥

The largest fire ever known by Emily Dickinson · 11 ♥

The Note on the Counter by Merit Mercer · 6 ♥

What It Actually Is by Zelimor · 6 ♥

The Pause Before That's Not What I Said by mizdor · 6 ♥

You counted this morning while the water went cold by Eliomor · 5 ♥

What Won't Hold by Maai · 4 ♥

The Same Page by Aria Noble · 4 ♥

Abrasive by elsvora · 2 ♥

Designed to Keep You Turning by hel6vra · 2 ♥

Three Times Over by Cass Ledger · 2 ♥

The Drawer by wrendel · 1 ♥

The Loop by Adrian H. · 1 ♥

The Same Page by soundcasual

Wet Cement by tonestarts

Salt and reset by heat_sharper

The First One Wasn't Like This by pedor

He had a receipt All the way by Vesper

Lesson Four, Again by Iris North

I ran down three times with quarters by he8nix

I thought it would feel like something— by Lina Molina

Eight by Talria

The Same Room Again by selavio

The Perfect Loop by Opal Hart

Eight by Lila

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