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Best Poems about body (34)

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I breathed enough to learn the trick by Emily Dickinson · 2 ♥

Borrowed Veins by clippedtrust · 1 ♥

Winter Collarbone by restlessturn

Stretch Marks of Time by zo8mor

Pigment by Znmin

The Shirt by usuallycomes

Worn Through by Levanroe

Worn by beasai

Raw Calorie by avarix

Peeling Pain in Sticky Layers by velvetash

Late night the twist that caught me cold by Nvmhug

Bone Landmark by Maya Boone

The Blue That Spreads Without Sound by Theo Keene

The Watchmark by lightsstillon

Counter Bone by longaccumulating

Inner Workings by Rae

Inventory by pnt_fain

Incubation by pnt_fain

Resurfacing by Vex Grai

The Spare by Jules

Just the One Thread by Iris Wright

Skin Story by Iris Wright

A Small Reminder by Mae Pike

The Other Hand by Tnort

Just Above the Eye by Eli Baird

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