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Best Poems about urban nature (23)

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

It Was Here Before the Sidewalk by brisksurface

Without Permission by Sasha N.

Groundswell by unaroe

Pavement's Sprout by txzor

Concrete Bloom by slightlyembarrassed

Asphalt Bloom by Nilosor

Persistence by Cass Madden

Green by Adrian

The Plumbing by Arilume

What Doesn't Wait by Aria Noble

Third Floor, East Facade by tense_inward_stay

Rooted by jrlockst2

Between cracked slabs of tired gray by Leo

Green stubbornness by Owen Harlow

Green Against the Gray by lightsstillon

Growth Against the Grain by Iris

Through the Fine Line by Iris Wright

Cracked Ground by Mae Pike

The sidewalk outside the store by Tnort

Root by Luc

Pavement's Sprout by Eli Baird

Against the Odds by softdamage

The neighbor’s fence is a graveyard of stalks by Stntes

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