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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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Cemented — Rick Wojtala	New York Yankees is the most American team that symbolizes professionalism. Babe Ruth making the pastime spectacular, rich, and an event. Paul O’Neill...	45 views Rate it
The Critic — Michelle Lynn Brillhart	I am a crumbling statue chipped and cracked, eroded by time I stand tall, but my foundation is weak my self-esteem, a fleeting thought, hard to find ...	45 views Rate it
Impressions On Shore — Cathy A. Morrow	IMPRESSIONS ON SHORE Sitting here on shore and gazing out at the ocean in front and the sky above, One is awestruck at the magnificence of this scene. ...	44 views Rate it
I Died this Morning — Duane Peterson	I DIED THIS MORNING I returned from working the night shift this morning. It was cool, crisp and sunny. As I do every morning, I drive by my son and...	44 views Rate it
ALONE — Scott Ortiz	Feeling Alone is the outside looking in At the crowd filled with self-doubt you don't fit in Hurting so bad your heart tares apart tissue thin Trying to...	44 views Rate it
You are One In Million! — Narayani Singh	I was in dark when when you entered my life like a beautiful soul feels like made for me one in million. In this world of selfishness , you helped me...	44 views Rate it
A memorable Remarkable Man — Jaylin Wilton Bryan	His bed neatly maid, two windows left the sun shines best in father’s room. If only he knew although less he had, no amount of money or wealth could buy...	43 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
life is like a record player — Ivy Emerson	I used to have this reoccurring thought a way of seeing existence as a record player and life was a never ending vinyl that spun to an...	43 views Rate it
With you — Minjae Kwon	I'll be right there, next to you I'll walk with you, I'm still here. You can't see me, neither can I I'm still with you. Wait for me at your...	43 views Rate it
Symphony — PoeticallyYours	Our heartbeats were synchronized, our love as the perfect harmony. We seemed to be off beat but our souls danced with each other anyway. Our music...	43 views Rate it
Surfaces — John Elliott	Surfaces meet and do not penetrate Bone on Bone Crushed between their conjugation Stone on Stone Life-juice...	43 views Rate it
Canna lilies in fall — Michael O’Donnell	CANNA LILIES IN FALL Canna lilies, trimmed to stalks, stand like the royal guard, arrayed in terra cotta urns, silent, each one at attention. In...	43 views Rate it
Mom — Matthew Hamel	Mommy Running and playing not a care in the world 5 years old just wanting to be twirled Run up the hill mommy watch what I can do Fall down the...	43 views Rate it
DISTANT SOURCE VS. CLOSE SOURCE — Christopher O. Anosike	I agree that relationships can be impersonal or personal. Then again, I think that people can not have an impersonal and personal relationship at the same...	43 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 ...	43 views Rate it
The heart — Amber Silva	To experience love is like watching a sunset but this time around it’s like nothing you have seen before, as if you were watching it for the first time. ...	42 views Rate it
Haven’t we met before?” — Robert B. Repenning	“You mean you don’t recall,” with a smile He asked her, “A distant night, years ago, when The city was still filled with moonlight dreams? Oh, I...	42 views Rate it
Sticks and the City — Otissus	Like a lattice-shaded confessional wall Is through which I divulge my Demonic vice in detail: Inhaling that rapturous vapor Initially happened ...	42 views Rate it
Untitled — DW	UNTITLED When you are born on this side of the border, And it shapes your entire life. When you hear of wars in the past … and people say ‘never...	42 views Rate it
The Fisher King — Christine Rohr	Where will he flee to this royal petit.... When the earth is scorched, and the trees are torched. No rivers or rills and the life that they bring. ...	41 views Rate it
African Sunshine — Rick Wojtala	Lewis Hamilton, Simone Biles, Tiger Woods, Serena Williams, Usain Bolt and LeBron James are all worthy World Champions. Good for you....	41 views Rate it
Sleepless Night in Iceland — Elizabeth Reinhart	I wake quickly The mattress growling Like an animal below the bed The light blazes a second He maps his way to the bathroom We are in a small room ...	41 views Rate it
I Did — Rohan Verdonck	I faced eviction, I felt pain, I was Alone wandering like a lost soul, I was accepted, There was peace, I felt fear again, I crossed The Nile ...	41 views Rate it
Hiroshima Delirium — Sr. Mary Khazak Grant	An Open Poem to a Shinto Grandpa Name of Harry Grandpa Harry, I did not cause Hiroshima, As you thought in 1951, When the Trickster told you that I was...	41 views Rate it