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Best Poems about sound (18)

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

The saddest noise, the sweetest noise by Emily Dickinson · 7 ♥

Interpolation Sounds by Walt Whitman · 5 ♥

How still the bells in steeples stand by Emily Dickinson · 3 ♥

Snapping by Adrian K. · 1 ♥

What Stayed by Nico

The silence in here was thick almost a shroud by lumalor

Bounce Back by Kesatas

That Sound by Caleb Noble

Doppler by Arilume

The screen door slams—a sharp clack by spareweather

The house has a rhythm I’m learning to hear by Nico

The Sound That Caught by longaccumulating

Dissonance by intimatesound

Acoustics by Vex Grai

The Assault of Chewing by Iris

Ceiling Chirp by tenseinward

Through the Floor by Coravn

Tuning Out by stubbornwould

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