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Best Poems about existential unease (33)

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The Hum by pnt_fain · 1 ♥

Self-Service by Qxzan

Room 114 by slightlyembarrassed

All That Noise Around It by txvyn

Unearned by Paige Marin

Before the Dinner by ma3son

Unaccounted For by Gior

His Settings by Sasha N.

The fluorescent bulb has a nervous twitch by galenix

Woke up with it tingling by tonestarts

Nod and Continue by Lila

The radiator is clearing its throat again by avarix

What the Wind Says by Theo H.

The key felt wrong by Alice V.

What the Door Taught Me by harbornoel

Between Signals by spareweather

Transfer by Nico

The joke wasn't even—it was about a parrot by dakotagal37

The Ceiling by Caleb H.

A gust of wind the pump's slow heavy cough by longaccumulating

The Ceiling Fan's Logic by Jules

The Cold Bead, Or, Just Moving by Jules Wright

Objects are Closer by jokecurdle

Corrugated Woes by Nora

Shock in the Silence by restlessturn

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