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Best Poems about confinement (69)

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

Cocoon by Emily Dickinson · 8 ♥

The Cage by bedri · 1 ♥

Rear View by Mara K. · 1 ♥

Zipper caught at the nape by kilo_davi · 1 ♥

Red Light Confessions by Eva

Stuck Passage by re7ane

Confinement in Small Spaces by perimir

The doors slide shut and the air changes by Sasha K.

Inside Click by Lina Molina

Dead Bolt by Lorimia

Level 3 by Adrian K.

Iron Steps by txzor

Glass Cage by txzor

You counted this morning while the water went cold by Eliomor

Six Flights Up by Opal Hart

A chain-link fence by Narke

A pale beam slants through streaked dirty glass by Cora H.

The Drag by Cass

The Door Too Small by Aria Noble

What Doesn't Hold by Ivy

Between Floors by Opal Caldwell

No Door by Mara

The room that shrank by heat_sharper

No Passage by Arece

Lonely Walls by smallscale

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