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Welcome to our collection of Blank Verse poems! This form of poetry is characterized by its use of unrhymed iambic pentameter, a rhythmic pattern that closely mimics natural speech. Blank Verse is often used to convey complex ideas and emotions, and is favored by many modern poets for its versatility and subtlety. Here you'll find a variety of Blank Verse poems, from the classics to the contemporary, that will engage your mind and touch your heart. So, take a moment to explore and discover the beauty of Blank Verse poetry!

Displaying 1,626 poems from the Blank Verse poetic form.

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FOUND — LizaBella Stephenson	Found by LizaBella...	2 views Rate it
Found — Kristy Evans	A fair heart once found In a place of darkness and fear Sought a peace That could only come from love A fair heart once hurt From a lover's...	213 views Rate it
four nice related poems — ogechi judith amadi	A gust of wind blew in the moisture unto my face. I smiled to myself knowing the day was here. The day I had to stand face to face with the truth. And...	2 views Rate it
Fragments. — Juan D Jiménez.	-I- Drizzle in the memory of a cold December, the hair of the sun ruffles in the distance, in the barren landscape of this desert of...	0 views Rate it
Freedom — Bao Lam	Trying to live, but you are making it harder... why can't you just let me be. One word unspoken, but millions yelled out, is it necessary....Is...	3 views Rate it
Freedom — Rabbi Eli Mallon, M.Ed., LCSW	A tree, enslaved by winter, joyously celebrates freedom in...	3 views Rate it
Freedom — Rabbi Eli Mallon, M.Ed., LCSW	A tree, enslaved by winter, joyously celebrates freedom in...	2 views Rate it
Freedom from Prison — Shanaya	She never kneel, She hide her scars, She's a rare star, Who love someone from far. She's broke inside, But still smile. She loved everyone, But...	0 views Rate it
Freshman year... The Good The Bad and The Ugly — Chris Irby	Freshman Year…The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly I managed to get sent to DAEP this year; that was dank. I managed to get sent to ISS twice...	2 views Rate it
Freshness — j.przn	The freshness of your red lips makes my life possible again Just like water droplets in the stem of a wilted plant how nice to be with you It's a...	11 views Rate it
Friend — Robina Steele	Who is that looking though the window? Weirdo or friend? She has a sassy attitude, putting many in check. She stands in front of crowds of children to...	7 views Rate it
Friends — Megan	Its sad how we ended, just like the beginning, we are strangers once again, but now we carry our once special memories....	11 views Rate it
Friends:Spices of life — Mukesh Kandpal	Dosti pe Kai puraan likhe gye, Dost ho kaise kayi niyam rakhe gye. Koi kahta kalyug h kisi pe bharosa na karna, Koi khta dosti m Shak na karna. Koi...	0 views Rate it
Frolicking With Dick & Jane & Sally Part 3 — JOE M. HIX	Saturday One Fine Day We went Out to the Farm , Out in The Country , Down the Winding Lane & Saw Grandmother & Grandfather Too. Horses were Pulling a...	8 views Rate it
From Fall to Flight: The Power of Perseverance in Overcoming Failures — Kumar Aryan	From Fall to Flight: The Power of Perseverance in Overcoming Failures Failures, oh failures, how they sting, A bitter taste that makes us cringe, We...	1 view Rate it
From the VA's Waiting Room — Rizalina Ramos Talag	Through these portals pass the pride of a nation Brave guardians of the red, white and blue; Stalwart warriors who saw fit to man their stations ...	45 views Rate it
From The Window — Adam C. Volant	From the Window Looking through fogging glass Yearning for darkness to fade Resigns me to my broken pieces Weakness I covered with charade I...	54 views Rate it
Frustrations — Tammy Godfrey	As our patience wears thin We encounter the Moment Where our frustrations Boil to the surface. That deep part of us We choose not to reveal Even...	43 views Rate it
Gallery of A Broken Heart — Lydia Rodriguez	If you peered into my heart, do you know what you would see? There you would find who I am and who I need to be. My past tears and current pains, what I...	2 views Rate it
Gargoyle Court — Deborah Bryan	Moonlight a quiet light With beams that transform Things Not yet real it seems, With inner strength, I wait I think Infinity I see, I'm the reflection of...	7 views Rate it
Gay ol' times — Michael David Cook	In the valley of the worms squirms with mouths of nurturing sought ought to do what ought to not yellow years for dirt it hurts to know what lake of...	6 views Rate it
Genius Level — Sean Atcheson	I never thought I’d be The Last One Standing/ Never thinking I was using you as Stepping Stone’s/ Never thought I could relate to Hailey’s Song/ So I’m...	2 views Rate it
Geometry Dash — Geometry Dash	Geometry Dash is a game of skill and thrill Where you control a shape and try not to spill You jump and dash through spikes and traps You sync with the...	39 views Rate it
ghosts of Titanic, a gothic — Toni Scales	Look, here. Where the longing gets soaked into the lace handkerchiefs. The chandelier lights glimmering across the ocean floor, her slender throat...	6 views Rate it
Gifts left for the Living. — Heather Lydia Thornhill	The lips closed on the angels feathers Swimming through them the lion prayed. "God" he said. "I have caught droplets of love, am I not an...	7 views Rate it

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