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Collection LGBTQ+ Pride Poems A collection of poems and essays by LGBTQ+ poets on topics and themes of identity, gender, and sexuality. Echoing Having a Coke with Youthis poem provides a modern, funny and sincere reimagining of the classic poem.

On this list, readers will find ten of the best LGBTQ poems. The narrator knows that the smaller, simpler things — such as sharing a Coke — are just as romantic, if not more romantic, than the big events and trips to scenic locations.

For more essays, video, and ephemera, check out our Pride Month roundup. Love is love… is love. This short but powerful poem illuminates the fearfulness the narrator has about their romantic future during a suspenseful tarot card reading.

Poems Celebrating LGBTQ Rights : Discover heartfelt free gay poems, exploring LGBTQ+ themes, love, identity, and pride, with related lesbian, queer, and bisexual poetry, celebrating diversity and self-expression

Telling the story of two men in love, Turtle, Swan describes the fear of aloneness and isolation, using the example of being unable to find your partner in a darkened movie theater:. They touch on topics like love, identity, and passion. These poems celebrate queer love, whether that love is sweet, bittersweet or somewhere in between.

I was always afraid of the next card.

of the Best LGBTQ : Yearning for your love's company, a longing, a wanting so sure

Poem for My Love showcases the gentler and calmer side of love; the poet is at once thankful for and in awe of their romantic relationship. Explore the rich tradition of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer poets and poetry by browsing a selection of poems & audio.

By the time the previews ended I was nearly in tears— then realized the head of one-half the couple in the first row. I am amazed by peace It is this possibility of you asleep and breathing in the quiet air. The narrator reminds readers of the important lesson:.

Love Poem contains all the agony and ecstasy of early love. Having a Coke with You is one of the most popular queer love poems, and for good reason. In this poem, the subject is not altogether romantic love, but the love people have for themselves, which is especially important for queer and BIPOC individuals.