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Best Poems about mundane ritual (38)

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Maintenance by Theo · 4 ♥

I Did That by svkelx

Forearm by Sorilor

In My Own Handwriting by Senamar

Left Pocket by Frank W.

The fee stood That's how they put it— by pedor

Thursday, Probably by Paige Marin

The groove in the laminate worn to a shine by Merit Mercer

He had a receipt All the way by Vesper

The Flavor of This Specifically by Jules

Six Floors, No One Speaks by Iris North

Pull Chain, Speed Two by Merit Madden

What You Do Alone by Sasha N.

Proof of concept by Opal B.

The Booth at the End of the Hall by ter4yri

The Common Table by ter4yri

The unraveled thread by nomasai

Porcelain Confessional by lxvia

The Rhythm of the Linoleum by emluz

The song was just background noise by Lark Grey

98.6 by Aria Noble

He looked almost fine by spare_weather

Proof of Current by L.P.

what falls through our fingers by stubborn_would_rather

Silent Grind by smallscale

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