15+ Moving Poems About Guitars: Strumming Away

Do guitars inspire poems? You be the judge. Here are some poems about guitars by various poets to get you inspired (or maybe even to make you pick up your guitar and start strumming).

What Are The Best Poems About Guitars?

The Guitar By Patrick Phillips

The Lady And Her Guitar By Emily Brontë

The Black Guitar By Paul Henry

Ode Too My Guitar By William Wright Harris

The Old Guitar By James Whitcomb Riley

The Fury Of Guitars And Sopranos By Anne Sexton

Black Guitar By Michelle Bitting

The Man With The Blue Guitar By Jack Underwood

Traveling With Guitar By Debra Marquart

Poems And Acoustic Guitars By Enne Baker

Two Guitars By Victor Hernández Cruz

The Guitar By Federico Garcia Lorca

Conclusion

We hope you enjoyed this collection of poems about guitars. If there is a poem that you feel deserves to be on this list, please let us know in the poetry community. And don’t forget to share with your friends and fellow guitar enthusiasts!

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