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Blank Verse Poems Page #10

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 1,542 poems from the Blank Verse poetic form.

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Life Eternal — Archie Wilson	Life Eternal Her fingers were speckled like brown chicken’s eggs. They felt both hard and soft, sticks in tissue paper. Her veins were ruptured;...	51 views Rate it
Feed Me — Wayne Adams	Feed me with love And my soul will thrive Feed me with love And my heart Will be content Feed me with love And I will know You will always Be with...	50 views Rate it
Old Dog, New Tricks — Swati Ravi Nain	Old Dog, New Tricks By Swati Ravi Nain I remember Ammi at forty. She seemed to me then, as ancient and unshakeable as a tree. Her forty was...	50 views Rate it
Overcoming Betrayal — Alexander Rohman	Don’t tell me tales and lie to me, Be up front so I can see. Don’t hide what I need to know, Don’t be my friend and betray me so. I am honest and...	50 views Rate it
I remember you sitting outside in a wicker chair — Vera Heide Eberhardt	I see you now in the lambswool covered chair Sitting in the sun with your eyes closed, Listening to the hymns I read. You, in a pink sweatshirt, me in...	50 views Rate it
I am Ameterine — Jo-Anne Pigram	It was a myth. I was never Amethyst. The truth of mine. I am Ameterine. The sacred place Between earth and space. Combined A force to be...	49 views Rate it
*no title* — belsmells	I never imagined I wouldn’t feel cold anymore- and by cold I don’t mean temperature. I mean when you wake up and everything isn’t so dark and the...	49 views Rate it
Know Internet — Brother Time	Little footsteps In Between The Lines In Between The News In Between The Times In Between Sublimes Captured by a photograph Remembered by the...	49 views Rate it
Hello...Goodbye! — Verdina Hunte (nee Boyce)	Hello peppery sun that rises from sleep! As you welcome the day and greet all folk. Goodbye sparkling stars that sprinkle the sky, We’ll meet later and...	49 views Rate it
Where Once a Forest Stood — Oscar Berry	The trees stand up like skyscrapers. A path that molds from grass to dirt, like where a sidewalk would reside. Birds which soar above the clouds like...	49 views Rate it
Saying bye to you — Bailey N	A pure indication of bliss As he makes his way up the hill A feeling that overwhelmed him quite often As dejection scarcely overcame him. A tennis...	49 views Rate it
Why I Write — Jeffrey Rollins	Why do I write? Who listens to me? Who is my audience Squinting to see? In the dark abyss they sit. Desperate, helpless, hopeless Yearning for...	49 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
Dystopia Under a Utopic Sky — Susanna Elliott-Newth	Clouds paint an ashen sky, with fine brush strokes that begin as feathery ephemeral wisps, then transmute to fluffy cotton wool balls. Stratus...	47 views Rate it
The Grass Dancers — Georgia Gill-Elkins	The Grass Dancer As moonlight shimmered upon the grass And stars glistened the dark The drums and the singers began I watched him walk into...	47 views Rate it
My heart speaks to you — Salwa Sheibany	What a dreadful sad day Oh mothers, fathers, children Your hearts are torn with sadness Your weakened bodies are afraid Your sobbing tears are ...	47 views Rate it
Is and If — Richard Webb	Is moves to if If is the perfect is Is is happier if If pushes is If is after is If and is become one Is and if mated If and is for a moment ...	47 views Rate it
How Do You — Melissa Guy	I often ask myself, "How do you get over the loss of someone you love so much?" The answer is, "You never do." No matter how many people try to tell me...	47 views Rate it
Jaffa — John P. Portelli	Yesterday the sun set very early on the sea of your life sunk in the hills and vallies of Ramallah. Today you arrived in Jaffa where maybe the...	46 views Rate it
The Hole — John S Bentley	The Hole It’s just an empty hole black and dry the deeper I fall the further it goes no matter how hard I try when I look back from where I fell it ...	46 views Rate it
A love and a Lemon — A love and a Lemon	My lemon, You are the dearest stranger to me And my most sparkling companion Striking me with your uncanny resemblance To a bitter taste I have...	46 views Rate it
Some Day, Not Today — Helena B	Some days its water consumes the bed, Some days the river is nothing but a sheet of blanket to the bed, The fishermen pray for the former, They will...	46 views Rate it
Night sky — Minjae Kwon	Through the clouds, Fly, take my wings Stand next to the moon, one side at a time, See you again Stars, shining in the night sky Misty fogs, of...	46 views Rate it
A reissue of the heart — Bailey N.	Glimmering, shining, worn and torn pieces of the heart. Envious fidelities, masterful professions, and priceless banks of premium jewels. A rampant...	46 views Rate it
Crying Uncle — SS	I have given up On yelling at the sky The sky has probably given up on me...	45 views Rate it