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Best Poems about body alienation (21)

Discover the top poems about body alienation on The Poet's Place.

The Stranger in the Water by soundcasual

The Other One by Alice

The Center of the Ache by Vesper

Refracted Limbs by txzor

Catching my arm in the mirror by sxxel

It's been three days now by bedri

Two days on the couch and the ceiling became by long_accumulating_pressu

Tungsten and Gravity by Nico

Maintenance by Glass Iris

Kinetic Memory by Vex Grai

Synthetic Fibers by joke_curdle

The Cut by Spar

The Gray Weight by Tnort

Borrowed Skin by Nora

Woke up with a stranger in my hip by Eli Baird

The light in here is a humming green by anxiousmove

A Barrier of Petroleum by stubbornwould

The mirror shows a stranger’s slow repair by Ruben M.

Temporary Custody by halflightrae

Adjustment by tenderhugo

Reflections of Borrowed Flesh by Maya

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