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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 1,317 poems from the Ballad poetic form.

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A Legend of Teignmouth — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	A STORY of the olden time, when hearts Wore truer faith than now—a carved stone Is in a little ancient church which stands Mid yonder trees, ’tis...	165 views Rate it
SHATTERED — Michelle Ritchie	Jumped from 62feet SHATTERED with life SHATTERED with metal illness SHATTERED my heel Still here Still suffering Still shattered with...	144 views Rate it
Dad's Poem — Marcia K. Scanlon	Dad's Poem Bobby was Irish to the core Like good old 'County Monaghan' lore Of rugged cliffs and ocean air Filled with spirit of none-to-care ...	142 views Rate it
Another Urn — Jennifer Pierro Ames	Death comes to us all, as the saying goes, but there lived a girl with her fair share of woes She lived a life not dissolute, but not one of piety, ...	136 views Rate it
Acceptance — Lugesan Reddy	You gave your whole life to sun's sweltering heat, as you plucked for hours the foods that we'd eat. Depleting more each day, as you muscled-in...	130 views Rate it
EQUILINA — Marko D Rupia	EQUILINA Gee, I remember our last moments That last day which we saw each other You 13 and I 15 years old At that time you were a little girl ...	130 views Rate it
From the Ashes — Nancy L RODRIQUEZ	From the Ashes By Nancy Rodriquez From the Ashes our relationship is coming back to life, From feeling like it was all thrown away I may become your...	129 views Rate it
Breakup — Ekaterina Kravchenko	You struck my face, I was disgraced! In my polka dot dress begging you to stay! To my dismay you proceeded to call me names! Push me, shove me, violent...	124 views Rate it
Job's Job — Jason Segel	Job’s Job An apple a day keeps the doctor away Or so they say But not the monsters Oh no, not the ghosts Little Stevie had a dream Become...	122 views Rate it
My Son Is Gone — David Granteer	Donnie was born a normal boy He played with trucks and other toys But one day when he was three He fell to the ground unusually The doctor said a...	122 views Rate it
Ol' Arrowman — Adam Roachford	Within the mist awakes a guard of yonder O'er silver linen with beadless snow Such times wherein crows bar the plagues As piercing inwards borrow bow ...	121 views Rate it
DIALYSIS — Kimberly Powers	As I sit in a recliner waiting for about 4 hours Time reflects in my mind of running The beeping sounds of the machine because my catheter is having...	120 views Rate it
Ride Your Heart Out — Steve Perkins	Love's magic breathes life into our veins, as destiny rides with our souls, I give my love a warm embrace as we quickly lose control, The bonds of time...	118 views Rate it
This Road — Carmen Johnston	THIS ROAD Who can say where the road leads We’ve smiled, and had some fun Our lives are good it can be said Just moving things along.. Your...	117 views Rate it
"What Will I Do" — Beverly Jean Easterday	I've lived so long falling over Dinosaurs and dolls on the floor, I've stumbled over little cars and shrieked at worms dangling out of their hands, ...	117 views Rate it
The Prince of Orange — Thomas Edward Orsillo	Behold the Prince of orange, the peaches sang to me, while starlings intently foraged beneath the apple tree. Your garden is forbidden. The autumn wind,...	116 views Rate it
Choices — Dawn Renee Hill	Frozen inside myself…i cannot breathe. Blinded to the facts that i cannot see. Living inside myself, i cannot feel. This world around me, it cannot be...	116 views Rate it
Narcissus — John W. May	There came to view a gleaming lake Which beckoned him to take a drink, But beauty seized the thirsty lad As there he bent above its brink ... A...	113 views Rate it
The Fisherman — Donna Simons	The Fisherman Razor-sharp winds toss a lone ship at sea into crushing waves, godless, unholy. Hail and lightning shatter the sky as thunder taunts...	113 views Rate it
Shortened Not Is The Lord's Hand — Stella Casson	Shortened not is the Lord’s hand He can save you sinner, stand Deafened not is the Lord’s ear He can hear your prayers and tears. But sin hides you...	113 views Rate it
Tales of the Peregrine Pendant — Jennifer Ames (Pierro)	Dear RE, How often, as children, did we escape to the sea, Dreaming of the life we might someday foresee? And since the planet engulfed you and stole...	111 views Rate it
In the Pale Brightness — Steven Maugham	The Pale Brightness Morning frost Sleeping lost Crunching grass Magpies pass In the pale brightness Singing breeze Breathing trees Healing...	110 views Rate it
So sorry. — Logan Paul	I've made a severe and continuous lapse in my judgement, and I don’t expect to be forgiven, I'm simply here to apologize. So what we came across that day...	104 views Rate it
Ghosts In The Mist — Jennifer Pierro Ames	'Twas right before sunrise, early in the morn, As I walked the foggy beach, a sense of the forlorn The ocean rumbling, but perfectly timed, And the...	103 views Rate it
Bobbi — Robin Loving	When knights wore white satin And courts had Crimson Kings We'd dance with the Jesters And laugh at the Queens. We loved tempting fate then ...	98 views Rate it