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Best Poems about personal responsibility (34)

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Debris by Walt Whitman · 26 ♥

The sky finally snapped by Jules · 23 ♥

No One Told You It Was Over by vlqenx · 6 ♥

Three Months by readslike · 6 ♥

Gravity and Apathy by Korri · 6 ♥

The Left One by longaccumulatingpressure · 6 ♥

Borrowed by paperlane · 6 ♥

Total Loss by anxiousmove · 4 ♥

Charge by Cass Madden · 2 ♥

Invisible by Jules Voss · 2 ♥

The Debt by usuallycomes · 2 ♥

The envelope sits on the table by Zelimor · 2 ♥

What Ruins You Without Trying by Cass Ledger · 2 ♥

Numbers and Shadows by Aria C.

The Parking Lot Was Half-Full by Lila

The Fine by Lila

Overgrown Plot by Nilosor

Fine Print by Maeemi

Nettle Sting by elsvora

Still Under the Wiper by clippedsurface

Worn Through by Rkt Heat

The Sharp Thing You Made by Cora

The towel fell and I didn't reach for it by Mara

The Blue Pen by Arece

The Right Conditions by Glass Iris

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