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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When the Moon Answered the Ravens | A Gothic Dream Poem About Healing and Belonging by Rowan Evans
A dream begins in an abyss without a moon, tide, or shoreline, but the calls of ravens lead the speaker through darkness toward roses illuminated by mysterious light. As the ocean returns and the moon finally answers, the dream becomes a journey through memory, belonging, healing, and the beauty shaped by both pain and love.
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You Still Pop Into My Brain | A Reflective Poem About Moving On by Rowan Evans
Sometimes, someone from your past still wanders into your thoughts—not because you want them back, but because they once held a place in your everyday life. A reflective poem about disappointment, growth, and the strange persistence of memory after moving on.
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Love Me From Over There | A Humorous Poem About Overwhelm, Space & Love by Rowan Evans
A sharp and humorous poem about the strange contradiction of wanting someone close while simultaneously needing them to stay several feet away from your face.
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New God With a Pen (Red Rage, Yellow Fear) | A DC-Inspired Battle Poem by Rowan Evans
A battle-poet power fantasy where Superman’s rage, Batman’s fear, Darkseid’s cosmic authority, and the Anti-Life Equation collide with rhyme, turning an ordinary pen into something worthy of New God status.
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Lessons Without Kindness | A Poem About Self-Respect and Growth by Rowan Evans
A reflection on learning self-respect from a relationship that changed—the lessons hidden in manipulation, silence, and loss, and the realization that you don’t have to shrink yourself to make someone else feel tall.
