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Best Poems about mundane routine (113)

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Pending by Ax. · 18 ♥

Second Degree by avarix · 17 ♥

The missing All prevented me by Emily Dickinson · 4 ♥

Half-Done by Iris Wright · 2 ♥

Price Check by Mara K. · 1 ♥

The only space was at the far end by Cora H. · 1 ♥

Dois segundos by Ines Rocha

She asked the way they have to — by feelslike

Cozy Is Not the Word by camidax

How Little It Was by txvyn

Body Temperature by Paige Marin

Last Call, Dairy by Nico Marin

The paper came under the divider by Jules

Once by Sasha N.

Concave by Sasha N.

The Vending Machine Hum by Xevson

What I Settled For by Vivcer

The Weight of Paper by unaroe

I turned the tap expecting bite by tonestarts

Again, The Oil by Tlryl

BPA by teomir

The Belt by Adrian H.

The wire hanger is bent into a jagged hook by Opal Hart

Last Call at the Terminal by Opal Hart

Receipt's Edge by Nilosor

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