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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 1,657 poems from the Ballad poetic form.

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Blow Up! — Francesca Ferrari	Title: Blow Up ! Poem: That which is empty fills up with anything, That which is full gets blocked up, That which coagulates, fills,with smoldering...	49 views Rate it
Deturgescence — Josh Reese	Deturgescence, Water, such a perfect essence Don't leave, I need your presence Your absence causes corneal quiescence thus, we rely upon this...	48 views Rate it
Charge of the Nightingale Brigade — Lou Brennan	Clap for the carers, Clap for the carers, Protect the NHS! Save Lives! Onto the wards of death went the outnumbered. Wash your hands! Stay alert! ...	48 views Rate it
The Journey Of Life — Vaanshi Sheth	From the moment you are born, Life begins, a new chapter to adorn. Full of promise, full of hope, A journey ahead, with an endless scope. Each day a...	48 views Rate it
The Drop of Blood turns black — Don Swanson Jr	Roses are red just as blood before it dries black, just as it did, from the knife in my back. The wound, so deep it penetrates my heart, just as it does...	48 views Rate it
Wocky-Tocky — Emily Hughes	I am the Lorax; I speak for the children. “Adults need to grow the hell up!” I say. “Listen!” Cinemas, schools and corruption by government Tell a true...	47 views Rate it
Mandolin Player — Annette Jane Gagliardi	Mandolin Player How could the Mandolin player be so well composed? How does she climb the scale so well? How can she be exposed to rough and noisy...	47 views Rate it
Father, son meets son — Jeremy kochenower	Sitting here feelingalways trying to fill that void. Constantly begging for it to get better. But it never does, forever and ever. My skins worn so thin,...	47 views Rate it
HELP — Jahmilah Diamante	I don't want anymore government ties I've seen enough built up lies Yet it still appears as a surprise When it's shoved down your soul The death so...	46 views Rate it
Life after death — John Lasenberry jr	In the realm beyond our mortal sight, Where darkness yields to eternal light, A journey begins, unknown and vast, Life after death, a chapter to be...	46 views Rate it
Jesus the Highest Power — Cadee	Jesus the Highest power A higher power indeed, a friend I absolutely need Does he forget your good deeds? Rest assured child He sees He loves...	46 views Rate it
LIFE OF CRIME — RICHARD DIMEGLIO	Standing on the corner doing no harm Along came a flat foot and took me by the arm When around the corner rang a little bell Along came a police car...	46 views Rate it
Nevermind — James Elliott McDowell	In the depths where shadows linger, Where the night’s cold whispers wind, There I found a ghostly figure, Murmuring the word, “Nevermind.” In the...	45 views Rate it
The Robin — Lorraine Bruce	Well, that Robin, he came by again, today, to say hello! His flash of red against the grey, a gentle warmth in tow, And although the years go by, life...	45 views Rate it
The smile — Pamela Roantree	The smile that broke this wall of sadness and despair. She wore her sadness like a thick heavy coat . It protected her and smothered her in equal...	45 views Rate it
Popcorn kisses — Pamela Roantree	Popcorn kisses , candyfloss dreams . You hold my face to kiss me . You smile at me with your eyes . Warm blue skys . Gentle summer breeze. ...	45 views Rate it
14 Funerals — Bruno Zagner	The first one to go, was uncle joe, destitute and alone, he died with cancer in the bone The second to depart, was cousin Mark, he didn‘t deserve...	45 views Rate it
June — Montgomery J Granger	June June lets her hair down Down, down, to the ground! Long and lush, like the grass between my toes Lovely, dark and deep, is how it grows! June...	45 views Rate it
ROSES OF WAR — ROSES OF WAR	ROSES OF WAR By: Monica Mabrey How can such horror from afar Usher heartbreak to my door For, I only know of where they are Never seeing their...	45 views Rate it
Dances with Simone — Dean Roger Ray	A delicate flower so young in a worn out place Heart of gold and kindness I called her friend She talked about her daughter so full of grace I was...	45 views Rate it
The Death of a Narcissist — Laura Dotson	When the narcissist died He left behind the ones that he hurt. The souls of the few that he kicked in the dirt When the narcissist died He was...	44 views Rate it
Evergreen — Summer Nixon	Salty isn’t it? Crisp, Quaint, and Reasonable. The brush of the wind against my cheek. The whispers of secrets from the moon. Calamity in the power...	44 views Rate it
As the Ocean — Luna Jane Bearer	You my love are as the ocean, turbulent and gray. Always coming closer, yet further you go away. At the edge of a precipice to peer in your soul. ...	44 views Rate it
Walkaway — Glenn Reynolds	Watching you walk away Is a hard thing to do It seems like only yesterday That it was me and you Starving on a wasting dream The pain as days go by...	44 views Rate it
THE HARDSHIP OF TWO LADS — K.MANIKANDAN	Elegancy present itself forever, The lovely Verona best than ever, Bridges annihilated in recent enmity, But verona never vanished in its...	44 views Rate it