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Best Poems about bureaucracy (128)

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The Unceremonious Saturday by Nico · 43 ♥

A prompt, executive Bird is the Jay by Emily Dickinson · 3 ♥

The yellow edge of the envelope by Noah Mercer · 1 ♥

Entry by quickmara · 1 ♥

The Only Thing by Ruben B.

Clearance by da3tes

She said sign wherever there's an X by vlqenx

The Evidence Didn't Matter by feelslike

Just your signature there she said by Korri

In My Own Handwriting by Senamar

The Ticket I Didn’t See Coming by Rzluz

Gerold by reads_like

The fee stood That's how they put it— by pedor

Same Name, Different Country by Paige Marin

Seventeen and Reading the Fine Print by Nico Marin

Cincinnati by mizdor

Prevailing Party by Vesper

Four Copies by ma3son

Explanation of Benefits by Jules

2:15 Appointment by Iris North

The form asked for door color by galenix

What I Came For by carriesitself

Cause of Injury by Sasha N.

Authorization by Znmin

Sixty dollars for a meter running out by wilasiel

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