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Best Poems about fleeting connection (35)

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Objects in Motion by patientarrive · 4 ♥

For the Next Person by Pjrel

What I Watched Instead of the Window by Violet Howell

I found their library card in the hallway by usuallycomes

The Cast by Aria

Words Left Hanging by Ash

The Asking by Adrian H.

11 PM and the machines hum by Lila Shaw

Next Door by beasai

He looked almost fine by spare_weather

What the Cold Does to That Part by Paige Vale

He Looked Like Someone's Neighbor by bruised_readable

He turned the radio off by siltcass

Contact by siltcass

The plaza is coming down next month by Sthri

Early Bus Stop Confessions by Violet North

Bus Stop Words by Maya Boone

Unseen Contact by Theo Keene

The Meter Doesn't Care by porchstatic

A Passing Connection by Coil

An Elevator by Mae Pike

Fleeting Touch by Mae Pike

Today on the bus hands wrapped tight by Nora

Shifted Weight by restlessturn

Small Change by Eli Baird

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