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Best Poems about brokenness (81)

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

I dropped the mug It hit the tile floor by pazria · 3 ♥

The Chip by mnzan · 1 ♥

Fault Line by avarix · 1 ♥

Becoming Neither by Caleb · 1 ♥

Bent Wire by Eli Baird

What Holds by inalor

Chrome Fragment by re7ane

I thought it would feel like something— by Lina Molina

How It Broke by mnzan

I smashed the rim blue and white by Arilume

It hit the floor a hollow sound by Opal B.

Mended Things by Xexsor

What Doesn't Hold by Mercy B.

Kintsugi for the Impatient by Veroson

The pot was cracked on the bottom by usuallycomes

It just slipped A dumb thing by txzor

Things Left Broken by Lina Caldwell

Cracked Reflections by Rvri

It was a blue bowl from my mother’s shelf by Qxzan

The spaghetti is cold and sticking together by Lxzan

Settling by Korri

Monday Through Sunday by emluz

What Doesn't Hold by bedri

A Clean Break by Arilume

In the back of the cupboard I found it by Mercy B.

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