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Best Poems about abandonment (128)

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

Mariana In The South by Alfred, Lord Tennyson · 33 ♥

The Dismantled Ship by Walt Whitman · 33 ♥

The Wood-Pile by Robert Frost · 27 ♥

Mother, my cheeks are wet. by Fernando Pessoa · 22 ♥

Nobody's by svkelx · 16 ♥

Clearance by Mara K. · 8 ♥

Borrowed Warmth by jokecurdle · 8 ♥

Dead Room by Adrian · 6 ♥

I watched you put the car keys on the counter by Merit Madden · 6 ♥

Empty Swings by Nico · 6 ♥

What Basements Keep by Noah · 6 ♥

What I Keep Stepping Over by Rory · 6 ♥

The Kitchen Counter by bruisedreadable · 6 ♥

While I Was Still There by Glass Iris · 6 ♥

The back door went shut with a crack by Mae Grey · 6 ♥

Deep End by Jules · 6 ♥

Preservation by jokecurdle · 6 ♥

Is This Yours by ma3son · 5 ♥

Edge by Noah · 5 ♥

No One Said They Were Leaving by pedor · 4 ♥

Boxes halfpacked by Rzzen · 4 ♥

What They Carried by bedri · 4 ♥

Storage by Mae Grey · 4 ♥

Temporary Shadow by tenderhugo · 4 ♥

Unattended by pnt_fain · 3 ♥

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