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On this list, readers will find our pick of the best LGBTQ poems. They touch on topics like love, identity, and passion. These poems were written by poets ranging from Sappho and Walt Whitman to Audre Lorde and Allen Ginsberg.

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    Explore the rich tradition of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer poets and poetry by browsing a selection of poems & audio. For more essays, video, and ephemera, check out our Pride Month roundup.

20 of the Best

  • Discover the vibrant spectrum of emotions and experiences in “10 Best Short Poems about Being Gay.” These poems celebrate love, identity, and the journey of self-acceptance, capturing the joys, challenges, and resilience of the gay experience through heartfelt and evocative verse.


    • Poetry Celebrating LGBTQ Pride For the list below, I have collected 21 poems by queer poets for you to read this Pride month, so why not pick up an anthology or two to inspire your summer?.
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    • 5 Gay Poems Automate Can't wait to grow old with him To give, treasure, and inspire—a groundbreaking anthology that brings together fifty-one works encompassing the wide range of queer and trans verse after the Stonewall uprising of T his extraordinary collection is a celebration of queer liberation and its sometimes fragile, sometimes ebullient flourishing across the world. She is the Donald P.


    21 Poems By Queer

    These 10 poems from LGBTQIA+ writers celebrate all types of love, no matter how complex.
    Queer Love Poems Poetry I hate wearing pink. Still gay More often than not, love is complicated and encapsulates myriad emotions, like lust, sorrow, yearning, heartbreak, hopefulness, confusion and ecstasy. The poem compares the idea of life itself to an individual as the narrator decides at the end to fall in love with her life yet again:. Sometimes we all need a reminder to be gentler with ourselves. This gorgeous poem from the s describes why and how a woman falls in love with a courtesan as soon as she sees her.
    Gay Poems Poemist Kermit and Elmo are gay lovers, and they get into a life of crime. They used to boink ‘till she oink. And saddle up a different horse. Blank, head empty, sit and think. His heart sank. He just wants a baddie with which to get jiggy. He don’t want no Pay Piggy.
    I was merely enjoying the city lights from the bustling rooftop bar when Nathan, all boisterous charm and a shirt that screamed 'vacation,' unexpectedly grinned at me from across the crowd. Even though my quiet, bookish nature seemed a world away from his extroverted energy, we quickly found a playful rhythm discussing our favorite drag queens, and I realized our shared space within the wider LGBT community felt surprisingly like coming home. As the night deepened, his infectious laugh and my dry wit danced perfectly together, proving that two vastly different gay men could create a beautiful, harmonious connection. Leaving the bar, hand-in-hand under the glowing city skyline, I knew this unexpected rooftop encounter was just the beginning of our wonderfully bright, uniquely ours love story.