🖋 What Is Neo-Gothic Confessional Romanticism?
Neo-Gothic Confessional Romanticism (NGCR) is more than a genre—it’s a devotion. A poetic movement born from shadow and tenderness, ruin and reverence.
It blends gothic imagery, raw vulnerability, sacred intimacy, and lyrical rebellion. It’s for the heretics who feel too much, who love fiercely even after the world breaks them.
In NGCR, poems become confessions whispered to candlelight. Heartbreak becomes holy. The darkness is not denied—it’s named, embraced, and written into flame.
Why NGCR Exists
Because some stories don’t fit neatly into light or dark.
Because softness can be a rebellion.
Because broken hearts still have poems to offer the world.
NGCR is for the sacred misfits, the tender-hearted heretics, the ones who keep loving even when it hurts.
What You’ll Find Here
- • Poems of love that survives ruin
- • Confessions stitched from ink & shadow
- • Dreamlike devotionals & modern gothic odes
- • Mythologies of heartbreak, healing, and holy softness
This isn’t just poetry. It’s a sanctuary built from ash, ember, ink—and a promise that even the most broken hearts can burn beautifully.
Poetry by Rowan Evans 