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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Litany of Shelter — A Poetic Promise of Refuge
A quiet vow in four lines: I may not stop the rain, but I can be your shelter.
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Slim & Shady: A Playful Poetic Homage by Rowan Evans
Explore Rowan Evans’ playful homage to rap and wordplay in ‘Slim & Shady’—a lyrical journey blending puns, rhythm, and poetic wit outside her usual Neo-Gothic style.
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Feral Cathedral | Poetry by HxNightshade
Dive into the raw, feral worship of desire in Feral Cathedral. A hymn to hunger, chaos, and devotion—where teeth, breath, and pulse become sacred.
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Gold in Open Hands — A Poetic Liturgy of Generosity by Rowan Evans
A quiet liturgy for those who give without spectacle, who hold the weight of others’ lives tenderly, scattering hope like seeds and crafting a sanctuary in the cracks of the world.
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Punchline: A Darkly Playful Reckoning in Poetry by Rowan Evans
Punchline is a haunting, darkly playful poem by Rowan Evans that finds grace in the ruins of pain, laughter in the shadows, and beauty in the fractured edges of life.
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Sanguine Serenade — A Dark Erotic Gothic Poem by Hex Nightshade
“Sanguine Serenade” is a haunting, sensual hymn to the fierce dance between craving and surrender—where desire tastes like blood and love flirts with danger beneath a velvet night. Dive into Hex Nightshade’s intoxicating world of forbidden passion and eternal flame.
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The Daughter of Plath – A Poem by Rowan Evans
In The Daughter of Plath, Rowan Evans writes as the heir to a ghost—cradling grief not her own, baptized in bell jars, and building a cathedral from ash. This is a confession, a prayer, and a refusal to let the ache fall silent.
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13 Riddles for the Starborn Child — Roo the Poet’s Whimsical Wonder-Spells
These 13 moonlit riddles are not meant to be solved, but to gently unravel you. Roo the Poet—the child of my mythos—wanders barefoot through dreams, gathering starlight and scattering questions like wildflower seeds.
Poetry by Rowan Evans 