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Best Poems about abandonment (123)

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

Nobody's by svkelx · 10 ♥

Clearance by Mara K. · 8 ♥

Borrowed Warmth by jokecurdle · 8 ♥

Mother, my cheeks are wet. by Fernando Pessoa · 6 ♥

The Dismantled Ship by Walt Whitman · 5 ♥

No One Said They Were Leaving by pedor · 4 ♥

The Landing by Spar · 2 ♥

Mariana In The South by Alfred, Lord Tennyson · 2 ♥

The Wood-Pile by Robert Frost · 2 ♥

Static by Mae Grey · 1 ♥

A Church You Stopped Attending by Mae Pike · 1 ♥

The Gate That Forgot to Close by Merit Noble

The Fence That Bled Rust by Rzluz

Unpaid passage by Mior

Is This Yours by ma3son

What They Left by Merit Madden

The hallway is a swamp of steam by Znmin

Backless blue by Adrian B.

Ghosting by Xexsor

Empty Sound by Xexsor

Below Ground by Xexsor

The Screen by Xevson

I watched you put the car keys on the counter by Merit Madden

What's Left Undone by wilasiel

The Drop by sxxel

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