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Sonnet Ballad Poems

These Sonnet Ballad poems are examples of Ballad poems about Sonnet. These are the best examples of Ballad Sonnet poems written by international poets.

Friday Sonnet

am I in for a surprise
or am I in for
a disaddointment
I feel disjointed
and my
mind slips away
readied myself for
whatever
sure myself up
for the endeavor
won't let the outcome
have...

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Categories: blessing, confidence, creation, encouraging,

Ballad of the Caged

I was in a zoo when I got these words,
There was happiness and smile on every face,
There were animals, plants, ponds, and birds,
The cheerful delight...

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Categories: ballad, 10th grade, 1st grade,

Ballad and Ballade Really

Limericks, cinquains, sonnet, and cinqu.
So many choices, what do I do?
Fabulous type of poems to write.
Working on one this very night.
Ninettes, nonettes, light verse, hey!
Please...

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Categories: ballad, poetry,

Springs Ballad Grace

Rough draft words beckon Spring’s lyrical pace
as gentle breezes tend pen wispy throes.
Vibrant refrains denote Spring's epic place
to tone ink roses dappled deep in prose.

Primed...

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Categories: ballad, appreciation, creation, inspiration, poetry,

Ballad of Broken Friendships

I've burnt so many bridges
with an empty box of matches.
Friendships fall to waysides,
and I watch it while it happens.
Distant conversations;
Eyes no longer fastened
on the times...

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Categories: ballad, depression, friendship, metaphor, sorry,

When a Love Poem Enters the Room

There’s an elegance attached to the stride of a love poem entering the door, its subtle yet bold and makes the whole room turn and...

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Categories: love, relationship,

Sonnet of My Shinny Comet

“Beauty in the comet
I may die for your beauty just as a poet
Sonnet of my shiny comet,

You shake my legs by your bright eyes
That shines...

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Categories: beautiful, lost love, love,

The Ballad of Connie Marcum Wong

An idiom by which she's always stuck
is 'having one's head buried in a book'
The truth behind it, she was unprepared
that morning as she went to...

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Categories: ballad, humor,

A New Dawn

The meter—the castle,
  the rhyme in the moat

The battlements weary,
  all meaning afloat

The knights at the ready,
  swords sharpened and drawn

Each piercing...

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Categories: write,

3 More Excerpts From the Lost Book of Tuberlantis

Retrieved Passage 3:
From The Book of Days, Sonnet 2


For Lo! I must relate this tome to you
who gather here to listen and believe
to tell the...

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Categories: culture, gothic, humor, humorous,

Sadness

Sadness, is my only bride
Who still visits my broken heart
Replaces all swears of endless love
And stays for nights to make me cry

Time, will never stop...

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Categories: lost love, love, me,

Sonnet 18 Spin Off

Shall I compare thee to a winter’s tale?  
Thou art more chilling and more turbulent, 
Rough winds do shake the nightshade buds so pale,
And...

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Categories: fear,

The Ballad of the Silver Dame

One thousand nights I’ve ridden toward the border in the gloom
Upon my stallion, Strident, at a gallop, past the fence.
Yet, never have I left the...

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Categories: ballad, silver,