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Best Poems about existential ennui (104)

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The Lotos-Eaters by Alfred, Lord Tennyson · 21 ♥

After Hours, Aisle Four by Rory · 7 ♥

Non-Fiction by Ruben M. · 6 ♥

Structural Integrity by avarix · 6 ♥

Horizontal by lucidquite · 5 ♥

Granted by Aria · 5 ♥

The Ceiling in February by smallscalereal · 4 ♥

The wall's a blank I watch the light by Arece · 2 ♥

Uma cor me persegue na lembrança, by Ricardo Reis · 2 ♥

Analog Hours by joke_curdle · 1 ♥

The Blue Nothing by Rory · 1 ♥

Saturday Without a Verb by xrqar

Open Hydrant, August by Mara Calder

What Filled It by reads_like

Body Temperature by Paige Marin

Certificate of Completion by he8nix

The Long Wait by brvyn

The microwave numbers a green lonely glow by Sasha K.

Running empty by Opal B.

Dead Weight by unaroe

Highlighter by Aria

Tepid by beasai

Idling by ter4yri

Monotony on a Paper Plate by ter4yri

Tuesday by sxxel

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