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Best Poems about material decay (57)

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What the Hands Made by Maai · 4 ♥

What Gets Left Behind by clippedsurface · 3 ♥

The History in Folding by Cora · 3 ♥

Cellulose and Grit by stubbornwould · 3 ♥

Wet Cardboard by cassetteorion · 2 ♥

Pitted by avarix · 2 ♥

Sheetrock by Mae Grey · 2 ♥

The Filter by Ruben M. · 2 ♥

Seasoning by Gior · 1 ♥

Threadbare Utility by Jules

Preventative by afthroughtasty

Night's Cast-offs by tonestarts

Synthetic by Blk

A Coin's Face by Nilosor

Adhesion by patientarrive

Load-Bearing by Gior

Kiln by Znmin

The last useful thing by Opal B.

Permanent Weight by brisksurface

Wearing by wilasiel

The Waiting Room by venel

Dust Clearance by Aria

Overdue by sxxel

Loose Brass by lxvia

Rust Despite by habitturning

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