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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 1,567 poems from the Blank Verse poetic form.

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-less — nooshin azadi	there's a point where languages f- ade words dis- appear into thin air a point where you're both the spe- aker and the lis- tener where...	5 views Rate it
-To Nim'a Abdiselam. — John Rapport	(to N.A.H) -REAL LOVE. i see it all over and with you, all i ever need and want, love so true; i see it in your eyes all...	0 views Rate it
... in warm thoughts of Kay.... — 0memma Vivian	And he is all I ever wanted!!! Perfectly woven, carefully pieced. In his presence my fears are relieved His touch breeds boundless joy! Indeed, there...	2 views Rate it
1 — Phelix	There is one poet who does an about-face in the eyes of ones and zeros. Whether the white or the black, he finds solace in coloured living. ...	0 views Rate it
19 LINES FROM THE FRAGMENTS OF MY LOVE — Muadh Tajudeen	She carry the gods in her palm, and her painting, on the brittle glass, some grey-ash primroses, hummingbirds and some rose flowers lurking in her toes...	9 views Rate it
3:28 — Sensitivity m	Your hands are at your pockets Maybe They are hiding something - from - me Some Invitations with sweet cakes and bitter coffee Money Or...	3 views Rate it
9/11 Remembered — Vera B. Cannon	9/11 Remembered We hold up to the light of day this horrific event, as images branded into our memories return: planes inserted into skyscrapers, ...	5 views Rate it
A Woman is a Contortionist — Emil Benavides	A woman is a contortionist. Her oppressors, her lovers, her father Her audience. Watch as she bends her body Into whatever shapes you like. Breaking...	40 views Rate it
A Bad Day, A Good Night — Eve Hall	A Bad Day, A Good Night I’ve worked hard all day Rough hands, tired feet Answering the phone Listening to upset voices Constant stressful work...	8 views Rate it
A Beautiful Mess — Patricia Kroyer	You’re a Beautiful Mess I know you, I feel your pain crying out You’re a Beautiful Mess, without a doubt You Shine Bright, your One of a Kind You...	7 views Rate it
A beautiful stairway — LUCI ORLOFF PINTO DA MOTTA	A beautiful stairway... Made of bricks, rustic, So old the moss has already taken hold At the top, I se door... And I am wondering what there is...	3 views Rate it
A big old shit — Dingus	A big old shit floating down the stream always one of the team the team of god and the omnipresent steam of life that fills our souls with strife...	54 views Rate it
A Bird flew in.. — LaKeyah Garnett	A bird flew in my window And he looked scared of me I don’t know how he got in But he wanted to be...	9 views Rate it
A Breath — Monique W	And all at once, with an intake of breath, he felt himself burst through the surface of the water. Away from its deceptive warmth, which had together,...	19 views Rate it
A broken girl fixing herself — Fixing myself	Fixing mysel It’s a holiday And am sitting with a Broken heart Besides the window Where is the joyness I need to search my happiness Where is...	3 views Rate it
A Broken Glass. — Samiya Gupta	My heart was a piece of a glass And People often pour wine and sip it off. The Glass of wine was so soft that if someone clenched it tight it broke...	3 views Rate it
A CALL TO NATURE — Rita Jurasic	I wrote for a reason Not just to put rhyming words together But to connect myself with the UNIVERSE To feel one with MANKIND and GOD...	38 views Rate it
A CHILL PILL — Amakwe Destiny Chidera	A CHILL PILL All hopes dashes and crushed? Like crumbs? Turning in thorns while in thoughts? And all you see is dark, black, blank? Hey dear, take...	4 views Rate it
A City and a Tower — Kemael Johnson	My name was Araceli in the evening when we danced, darkness against the dark, and he joked about erecting spiraled towers from the dirt. “We will be...	49 views Rate it
A Cup of Tea — Pushpa Ratna Tuladhar	I Far beyond the horizon When the rooster sang A song of dawn coming Beauty of the dawn Sign of the day to come Tears the thin sheet of my sound...	5 views Rate it
A Curse — Sunanda Basu	For some time, I felt the moonlight soothed me- The other time, the sun burned my soul. Keeping these thoughts aside, I pursued you, my relentless...	1 view Rate it
A day in my life — Aashna	There's an old saying We meet someone for a reason But I don't know the reason For us to meet that day For those who say Have the courage to...	1 view Rate it
A Definition of Medicine — Seema Ali	Medicine is a beautiful thing It keeps you away from pain Pain is inadvertent when you Are going through life mesmerized. Medicine cuts away, the...	5 views Rate it
A Dew Drop on a Rose in Bloom — M.A.Q. Rizvon	Away from the teeming millions, Away from the surge of life unharmed: On the moist lips of a fragrant...	11 views Rate it
A Dream Half Remembered — Elijah	I once lay in the arms of a goddess We did not make love, it was something different To inhale her scent, kiss her neck, feel her touch, moan in ecstasy...	1 view Rate it