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Best Poems about observation (52)

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Mirages by Walt Whitman · 3 ♥

Quando ao domingo passeias by Fernando Pessoa · 2 ♥

The smell gets there before I do — by oviason

In Between by Cass Ledger

Three Years by Opal H.

The groundskeeper walked the far end of the field by Lina Molina

He had a receipt All the way by Vesper

What I Watched Instead of the Window by Violet Howell

Yard by Violet Howell

Envy, Tuesdays by Merit Madden

Staying Out by Merit Madden

She was breaking down the boxes by brisksurface

Unspoken Stop by Mara K.

Window Reflection by Lark Grey

Their Space by Adrian K.

What You Learn by Looking Away by Lina Caldwell

Walking Past by Adrian H.

The Color It Wasn't by Lila

I stop walking and watch the kids run through it by Maai

The gutter hasn't been cleaned in months by Maai

He’s been staring at the wall for twenty minutes now by Lxzan

The Hum by Kesatas

Transit by Mara K.

I was watching the coffee fall by Theo Quinn

I missed the turn somewhere past the Sunoco by longaccumulatingpressure

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