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Best Poems about mundane objects (35)

Discover the top poems about mundane objects on The Poet's Place.

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I Couldn't Read the Last Line by plainspoken_refuse

The Jar on the Counter by Caleb Madden

The Shelf Didn't Forget by Sorilor

What the Left One Knows by saviotel

Lincoln by selavio

Blind Spot by Nilosor

Ghost Lock by lxvia

Right Hand Graphite by Noah C.

Empty Spoon by Lark Grey

Last Chew by Lark Grey

Paper Crumbs by Lark Grey

Bite Force by avarix

Tungsten by Opal Jury

Heads by Jonah

Keep by harbornoel

The Blue Strap by greylark

Formica Ghosts by smallscale

Supply Line by Glass Iris

Mute by Mae Grey

A chipped mug once bright and white by Iris

The Year of the Leak by Spar

Presence by Noah

Found a pencil on the table by Eva

Half-Closed by Eva

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