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Best Poems about material decay (46)

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What the Hands Made by Maai · 4 ♥

Seasoning by Gior · 1 ♥

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

The dryer is a useless metal box again by Mara K.

What I Left Behind by Cass

The History in Folding by Cora

What Hands Do to Things by harbornoel

Compressed Pores by Theo Keene

Unraveling Strap by heat_sharper

Replacement by porchstatic

Absorbent by Nico

Oxidation by dakotagal37

Circulation by Mae Grey

Old loops by afthroughtasty

I dig through the gray wool of the lint trap by afthroughtasty

Conductivity by heatsharper

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