Poems About: BALLAD

In this page, poems on / about “ballad” are listed.

  • 109.
    Poems

    Poems of any length,
    convey depth beyond paper.
    Ink in small amounts,
    their physical barriers surmount. read more »

    Toby
  • 110.
    A Golden Dawn

    The melancholy lament of the Nightingale invades the silence of the early morn,
    Its haunting tale heralding the break of the new dawn,
    its song is a ballad of heartbreak and joy in equal measure,
    Golden memories stored for eternity, a priceless treasure. read more »

    simon thorpe
  • 111.
    Sadie Hawkins Dance

    What a night it could be
    You and me
    A Sadie Hawkins Dance and beautiful scenery read more »

    Justin Gildow
  • 112.
    What Do You Want?

    I want to live as a song does.

    I want to flow and rock the peaks and valleys. read more »

    Randy Ashby
  • 113.
    Sacred Ballads

    At glow of eventide I ponder
    when all the world is still
    I hear the gentle voices singing
    two songs upon the hill... read more »

    Joyce Hemsley
  • 114.
    Vices and Benefits of Alliteration

    Violetta, accompanied by her vintage viola,
    and with vocal vivacity, sang of violets and violent vendettas,
    victorious viceroys and virtuous virgins. read more »

    Sonny Rainshine
  • 115.
    Thought and Memory (Huginn and Muninn)

    O’er the waters of time
    My attention is quickly drawn
    As Thought soars the heavens with
    Memory at its side read more »

    Christopher Thor Britt
  • 116.
    The Day Like Her Own Weather

    I loved another girl: in a few months I will die,
    Defeat by the ordinary monsters, the same as any hero,
    With no friends to resurrect from the dragon’s
    Fangs, read more »

    Bret R. Crabrooke
  • 117.
    A Goddess's Ballad

    Words sculpted by an empyrean mistral
    Yet strewn with empathy
    And sprinkled with a lingering harmony
    Soothing to the orgasmic ear drums read more »

    Dilantha Gunawardana
  • 118.
    Sentimentality

    Let us play music, any rhythm at hand.
    Orchestral, some Jazz and a Rock'n'Roll Band.
    Divas a-singing, their high notes so fine,
    Love song and ballad... a poetical line. read more »

    Joyce Hemsley
  • 119.
    A Sense Of Pity To Ignore

    Scrambling around a dissolute London town
    Howling at a darkened moon
    Screaming, screeching powerful ballads
    Of falling in love with a typhoon read more »

    Luke Timms
  • 120.
    **When we talk about something

    When we talk about movies
    i like comedies, dramas, westerns,
    adventures, sci-fi, animations read more »

    HAZEL Calumarde
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