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Best Poems about urban night (40)

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

The Harlot's House by Oscar Wilde · 39 ♥

Canto CXVII by Alfred, Lord Tennyson · 24 ♥

Eleven Minutes by Merit Mercer · 6 ♥

Relapse Logic by Lxzan · 6 ♥

Run-off by boxnl · 2 ♥

Insomniac’s Choir by Qxzan · 1 ♥

I tucked the candy bar in my coat by Jonah Bennett · 1 ♥

Rainwalk Ritual by re7ane

Missing Frames by sxxel

Shift Change by Ruben

The digital clock clicks over to threefifteen by Lorimia

Small and Slow by clippedsurface

Solo by Noah

The purple bruise on the sky expands by Mercy B.

Seven O'Clock by small_scale

The streetlights bled on wet black tar by Jules

Asphalt and Skin by Owen Madden

Dawn's Cut by stubbornwouldrather

Three nights without the weight of sleep by Jonah Bennett

Unblinking Eye by heat_sharper

Dad’s grip on the wheel by smallscale

My knee is clicking with the storm by stubborn_would

False Reflection by Owen Harlow

A Flame For No One by longaccumulating

Zero by afthroughtasty

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