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Best Poems about existential weariness (20)

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Sonnet 66 by William Shakespeare · 1 ♥

The Curve by txzor

The Silvering by Korri

I told the guy on the next stool by elsvora

A half-done cut by heat_sharper

Loose Ends by kilo_davi

Aunt Rita’s face is crumpled in my coat by dakotagal37

The Last Scrub by intimatesound

Settling by afthroughtasty

Air Intake by Vex Grai

Inventory by likesomeone

Zoned Residential by jokecurdle

Half-Warm by Iris Wright

Crowded Days by Quiet

Someone Else’s Shadow by restlessturn

The streetlights flickered on with a hum by anxiousmove

Saturated by faintnaomi

Actuarial by Sara

Mechanic’s Lunch by Ruben M.

Accumulation by Jonah Mercer

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