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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What I Want to Say – A Poem About Love, Fear, and Words Left Unspoken
Sometimes the hardest words to say are the simplest ones. What I Want to Say explores love, hesitation, and the fear of what might change if you finally speak.
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No Prince for This Sleep – A Poem About Depression, Numbness, and Self-Awakening
Not every story has a prince to wake you. No Prince for This Sleep explores emotional numbness, disconnection, and the quiet realization that healing has to begin from within.
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Late for My Escape – A Short Poem About Urgency, Change, and Leaving
A short, striking poem about urgency, change, and the moment you realize you’ve waited too long to stay the same.
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The Wrong Side of the Globe – A Poem About Feeling Out of Place and Not Belonging
What if the problem isn’t you—but where you are? The Wrong Side of the Globe explores identity, misalignment, and the quiet exhaustion of living a life that doesn’t fit.
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Gospel in Crimson – A Gothic Love Poem of Devotion, Ink, and Obsession
When writing becomes ritual and love becomes devotion, the line between creation and worship begins to blur. Gospel in Crimson explores obsession, artistry, and the sacred act of expression.
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The Quiet Inside the Noise – A Love Poem About Finding Calm in One Person
What happens when a restless mind finally quiets—not by silence, but by focusing on one person? The Quiet Inside the Noise explores love, fixation, and finding calm in connection.
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I Was Already On My Way – A Poem About Identity, Travel, and Finding Your Direction
What if the places that call to you aren’t random? I Was Already On My Way explores identity, travel, and the realization that some paths have been forming long before we recognize them.
Poetry by Rowan Evans 