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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!

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The love of life — Abbas bharmal	For the better tomorrow, For the better future. She sacrifices many thing in life, Just to don't get in trouble in her child life. In her childhood...	1 view Rate it
The Majestic, Magnificent Clown World — The Majestic Magnificent Clown World	Welcome my friend, it's marvellous here Don’t just stand around and peer Step right in mate, have no fear It’s exquisite, intricate, strange and queer ...	50 views Rate it
The Many Woes of Alms Men — Deybor	THE MANY WOES OF ALMS MEN They are there ; and always there Sitting by the roaring high-tempered highways Next to the bustling avenues of luxurious...	26 views Rate it
The martyred Son — Prachi Singh	Don't get me wrong, I didn't feel so strong. That bullet gave my chest a pain, That I shall never bear again. Yes I left this turf untimely, But...	0 views Rate it
The Meadow — Sarah Betzer	Sunflowers are dressed in warm shades of ember. Wild African lilies began to sway and swing. California poppies are clothed in hues of tigers...	0 views Rate it
The Message — Jason Marriner	On my hands I still bear the marks from the grip I once had on the whip of leather Not from actions of the present, rather remnants of the past to which...	1 view Rate it
The mighty in me — Heather Lydia Thornhill	I have, so how could I not feel These feelings into words I have, so I have felt your worth in me And all that I will of me is our love to grow so...	3 views Rate it
The Miracle of Morning — Amanda Gorman	I thought I’d awaken to a world in mourning. Heavy clouds crowding, a society storming. But there’s something different on this golden morning. Something...	19,074 views Rate it
The Momentous/dr.k.g.balakrishnan — drkgbalakrishnan kandangath	The Momentous /dr.k.g.balakrishnan ============================== This Moment! The momentous you are! We pity: rather sympathize; But; Says the Rishi;...	26 views Rate it
The Nation Wakes — stephen beer	THE Nation Wakes With Tears IN Their Eyes Many came and many went with their swords of words and steel But nothing worked to awaken public the queen...	6 views Rate it
THE NEVER ENDING — Preeti pawar	I remember the days of yore.... The hatred morning school bells The aroma of my new copies The muddy taste of slate pencils My dreamy nights with MR...	0 views Rate it
The Night Poem — S.J. Baker	Lightbulb balls of sweat fall and roll On pavements, and roads, Mile upon mile of it: The Nile, The Nile. A flash of skin, a gap of clear Like a...	1 view Rate it
The old farmhouse. — A J C	The old farmhouse. As I walk for miles, the scent of the beach comes near. Then the fields of wheat appear, and as I cross, I can see a farm in the...	363 views Rate it
The Old Oak tree — Alby Loyden	The day was sunny, warm and bright when the young boy saw a wonderful sight standing tall with branches fine there an oak tree fit to climb He hasty...	2 views Rate it
The Open Winedow — Pushpa Ratna Tuladhar	Poetry just budding to child In the embryo of my soul To step down the earth Depressed with my accustomed efforts Of creating poetry – Declined to...	2 views Rate it
The other side — Ivy verse	Why does she hide her pain? When it only hurts her more Why does she fake her smile When it only makes her cry Her heart as lonely as the moon Craving for...	6 views Rate it
The Oxford Street — Bhavna Kothari	"The faces of hundreds of strangers passing me, like a moment in time eating nachos with chorizo, black beans, and pink pickled onion I felt horchata...	0 views Rate it
The pain of love — Darrell Wilson	If there’s nothing to be happy for …why even bother..is it really worth the tears.. The pain just keeps coming harder no matter what you do… you think...	6 views Rate it
The Palestinian Child — Shireen Delaney	The Palestinian Child walks gingerly through ruins, no parent in sight only ruins of a city, which once thrived The world watches on and little...	1 view Rate it
The Paperclip — adeera	Free from the paperclip that had confined it, The paper soared through the air, And fell to the...	9 views Rate it
The Paperclip — adeera	Free from the paperclip that had confined it, The paper soared through the air, And fell to the...	1 view Rate it
The Passage of Time — William Barham	The ticks and marks of the clock Go on and on Every second, minute, and moment I want you back The bee soars over to the next flower Time to...	0 views Rate it
The Patient Underling — Mark Ludas	Rise, tree of the nation Borne from the admixture of silt and blood Awaiting tributes like heroes’ graves, Judgments of expectant machines expanding...	48 views Rate it
The Peace Digger — Pushpa Ratna Tuladhar	Staring at the sky of gloomy night To an edge scanned by his piercing eyes, The gray haired human, Grasping his feet hold of his earth Quaked by the...	1 view Rate it
The Peace Sign — Christopher Anosike	The doaist principles symbolize a sense of unity and oneness. It signifies that one needs another person to depend on. According to Chapter 61 in...	57 views Rate it