Best Poems about everyday labor (16)

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Working Skin by lxvia · 2 ♥

How Much Water a Thing Can Hold by Nico

She was breaking down the boxes by brisksurface

Settling by reyavora

11 PM and the machines hum by Lila Shaw

A loose thread caught on a door by Mercy B.

Thursday it was open by Acold

Other Hands at Work by smallscale

I thought about how my parents met by dakotagal37

The paper bag crumples in my hands by Coil

The Barista's Hands, Or, The Clean Swipe by Jules Wright

What the Water Was Hiding by cassetteorion

The Catch by Tnort

Thick Skin by Coravn

The delivery man stands on the porch in the sun by quickmara

Descent by faintnaomi

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