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Welcome to our page dedicated to ballad poems! Ballads are a form of poetry that tell a story through song. They often have a repetitive structure and use simple language to convey their message. Here, you will find a collection of ballad poems from various poets, each with their own unique style and story to tell. From tales of love and loss to adventures of heroes and villains, these ballads will take you on a journey through different times and places. So sit back, relax, and let the rhythm of the ballad wash over you as you enjoy these timeless tales in poetic form.

Displaying 1,315 poems from the Ballad poetic form.

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He proposed — Jenny cogar	He was young so was I we sat together in a big stuffed chair we hadn't dated very long we were here saying I love you singing my song Holding my...	14 views Rate it
R.E.M (Realizing Every Moment — Dominick Harvey	What am I dreaming of, The morning sun waking to a goddess, An artful smile kissing a pair of soft lush lips, As I dream her touch ,her smell is to...	14 views Rate it
You Are My Heart — Michael Allen Crowley	Loving you is all I can stand, Loving you makes me a better man. You're my life, soul and heart, so I can't stand for us to be apart. Loving you makes...	14 views Rate it
Cry — Lloyd Stiffler	The sound was blue and full of pain It mixed with tears in the falling rain Without the grasp of some kind of hope It’s hard for some to ever cope...	14 views Rate it
Youth Lost — Forever Unknown	The golden sun is broken On the horizon far away No longer do the roosters crow At the breaking of the day. Young William's heart was hopeful, ...	14 views Rate it
Lost Childhood (TW for SA and mentions of self-injury and su!c!de) — Gracie Miller	A girl of an age so young, Whose fate had been decided before it was done. There came a friend of hers, a little boy But soon she found he would not...	14 views Rate it
Red skies by morn — Gideon X. Elson	As I step out and onto the deck, I see faintly sunlight a distant speck. With crimson clouds set upon the sky, as seagulls now begin to fly. The mate...	14 views Rate it
AN ELOQUENT ELEPHANT — Ray Eden	AN ELOQUENT ELEPHANT An elephant with eloquence Is not much more than common sense He chooses words with great aplomb And never puts a word in...	14 views Rate it
small world — Jaxon Hurst	“it is a small world” people say however if it's so small, why can't I bump into you at the coffeehouse I visit every week? If it's so small, why...	14 views Rate it
obsession — Jaxon Hurst	the way your hair falls so effortlessly around you to the beauty of those eyes, every word you speak in that accent to the happiness your...	14 views Rate it
How do you know — Doreene Felder	As a believer in God The great I am No one knows me better No one shows me better When I have a question for He always have an answer. When I need...	14 views Rate it
Guisqui de Veneno — Benjamin Martinez e Elio Chavez	Ya termine, ya paso, eso en la ruina he lo encontro Por aqui vagando, sin senso, desconocido Pero podriamos golpearlo con mentiras liquidas y guisqui de...	14 views Rate it
The beast — Seema Tabassum	The beast He is a priest He comes to me,he is the east I love him too I pray he yields Fresh water and...	14 views Rate it
Strong Legs — Mark Spencer	A man believed his legs were strong, They'd carried him this far. Through difficulties, great and small, That left nary a...	13 views Rate it
Sorting Hat — Stephen Knox	The great year’s new cycle, will noticeably be. A division of people, soon grouped into three. The first are the chosen, ability to see. That...	13 views Rate it
Glory — Valiantstar	His glory goes on forever, Has no beginning, has no end. Kind of blows my mind, to be thought of as a friend. I don't know all the secrets, but...	13 views Rate it
2day. — Michael A. Watkins.	Today someone changed my life- they cared about me more than self, they seen me broken and alone and asked if I needed help, before I didn't want to...	13 views Rate it
TRIBUTE TO HER IMPERIAL MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH II — Dr. Adekunle Idowu James	Rest in peace! Great Queen of Great Britain Adieu! The ever-longest reigning Monarch of England Rest in peace!...	13 views Rate it
Blue — Aashita Mahajan	I want to feel every color, But lately I’ve been feeling blue. It doesn’t make the world any duller, For it’s just another hue! It still remains my...	13 views Rate it
From Ancestor to Descendent — Ruth Kamasungua	There was an Elimbari man He decided to leave His home for a much better home So soon he had to leave He left for the Wahgi river He reached the...	13 views Rate it
Uber — Hasan Johnson	Rent car Pick up passengers Listen to complaints, stories, lies Drive far Drive fast Drive slow Drive past Shift gears Stop and go Red light ...	13 views Rate it
Blurred Lines — Ashlee Bell Lewis	There are holes that crowd the road, that once was clear for me. Now spots are in the visions I have, that cause me not to see. The darkness clearing,...	13 views Rate it
a universe — Jaxon Hurst	I wonder if in another universe, I could hold you how I want to, or just stare at you for hours without a single thought in my...	13 views Rate it
THE CALLING — Angela Highberg	THE CALLING So Alone, Beneath the Darkness, What is this Feeling For, My Ghost Gain on me, A Plague of Memories, Dying for Your Touch, To Only...	12 views Rate it
A Grandmother's Last Wish — Ammie-Marie Littke	When the rain seems to bring a tear to your eye, remember I'm with you as the days go by. Don't let the summer heat bring you down; I never, in my...	12 views Rate it