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Best Poems about imperfection (91)

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

Alter? When the hills do by Emily Dickinson · 5 ♥

What the Hands Made by Maai · 4 ♥

Shelter of Wood by Nvmhug · 3 ♥

The Good China by likesomeone

Black Rim by Violet V.

The One Where I Looked Away by Merit Noble

The Photo I Wish I Could Hide by Rzluz

Smudged identity by Mior

Someone passed the mug of pencils down the table by he8nix

Wrong Thread, Still Warm by Sasha N.

Still Using It by Ruben

Things Left Broken by Lina Caldwell

The bookshelf is crooked by Lina Caldwell

Uncorrectable marks by Rzzen

The Song by pazria

Crooked and Holding by mnzan

The Lip of the Plate by lumalor

I thought I could trim the edges by Adrian Bennett

When the Thread Doesn’t Hold by Rory

Right Hand Graphite by Noah C.

Smudged Grades by Noah C.

The song was just background noise by Lark Grey

I grabbed the plate this morning by Opal H.

The Smudge by Opal H.

Pattern Failure by avarix

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