The Library of Ashes
Here, every poem is a smoldering page — whispered confessions, soft ruins, and sacred rage. Wander newest to oldest.
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mabuti ako ng hindi ako mabuti – Poem by Rowan Evans | Neo-Gothic Confessional Romanticism
A poignant journey through insomnia, empathy, and the struggle to see one’s own worth. “mabuti ako ng hindi ako mabuti” reflects the tension between outward composure and inner turbulence, offering a deeply personal glimpse into the fractured, reflective self.
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Pulled Away Again – Confessional Poem on Friendship, Guilt, and Self-Doubt | Rowan Evans
A raw, confessional poem exploring the quiet guilt of fading from friendships—not from lack of care, but from being tangled in your own mind. Pulled Away Again is for every connection that feels both present and distant, where love and regret coexist.
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Whispers in Darkness | Gothic Vampire Romance Poem by Rowan Evans
The final poem of the Nocturnal series — an intimate vow between mortal and vampiress, where love becomes immortal and the night listens forever.
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In Borrowed Tongue – Poetry by Rowan Evans | Neo-Gothic Confessional Romanticism
“A dream of a distant land, a love both sacred and guilt-laden, and an apology spoken in borrowed tongue. Rowan Evans confronts history, heritage, and devotion in a poem that bridges oceans and hearts.”
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Nyx’s Confession | Gothic Vampire Love Poem by Rowan Evans
In Nyx’s Confession, the vampiress speaks — her love, her guilt, her impossible humanity. A confession whispered in blood and jasmine.
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Nightfall Serenade | Gothic Vampire Love Poem by Rowan Evans
The second poem in the Nocturnal series — a dark, romantic serenade between a mortal woman and her vampiric lover. A haunting continuation of Nocturnal Waltz, where passion becomes devotion and the night itself listens.
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Nocturnal Waltz: A Dark Romance Poem of Desire & Danger
A fleeting, intoxicating moment between a femme-fatale vampiress and her human lover, where shadows, desire, and danger intertwine in a nocturnal waltz of longing and seduction.
Poetry by Rowan Evans 