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Best Poems about mundane objects (46)

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

Since October by Maai · 6 ♥

The Jar on the Counter by Caleb Madden · 6 ♥

The Shelf Didn't Forget by Sorilor · 6 ♥

What the Left One Knows by saviotel · 6 ♥

Empty Spoon by Lark Grey · 6 ♥

Tungsten by Opal Jury · 6 ♥

Heads by Jonah · 6 ♥

No Name Above the Number by Drv · 5 ♥

I Couldn't Read the Last Line by plainspoken_refuse · 5 ♥

Syntax by tnsW3r · 4 ♥

Rust by Jules Voss · 3 ♥

Inventory by tnsW3r · 3 ♥

Limp Tender by elsvora · 2 ♥

February First by quickmara · 2 ♥

The Filter by Ruben M. · 2 ♥

Right Hand Graphite by Noah C. · 2 ♥

Blind Spot by Nilosor · 1 ♥

It survived the heavy tumble of the wash by Stntes · 1 ♥

The Cardholder by Noah

The Passive Hold by Maya Boone

Unwrapping by re7ane

Rust and Paper by lxvia

Lincoln by selavio

Ghost Lock by lxvia

Last Chew by Lark Grey

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