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Best Poems about habit (70)

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The Hook Is Still There by Lina Molina · 30 ♥

The Ring on the Wood by Mercy B.

Old Habit, Still There by Zelimor

The Jar on the Counter by Caleb Madden

The smell gets there before I do — by oviason

Fourteen Every Time by txvyn

What It Does by svkelx

Unthinking Hands by re7ane

Still Left by Opal H.

Wrong Wall by Gior

What Consistency Marks by venel

The Worth by usuallycomes

Gideon's Gold by unaroe

The first thought not the sun but how by Aria Noble

Kept by Ash

Still Carrying by Ash

Degrees by Maai

The Hand Knows by Maai

Automatic Gesture by lumalor

What the Body Knows by Cass Madden

What the Fabric Kept by Cass Madden

The Same by Cass Madden

Muscle Memory by habitturning

Patterns We Live With by habitturning

The Tell by Caleb Noble

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