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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Ouija | A Gothic Horror Poem About Grief, Curiosity, and Unseen Consequences
A grieving soul seeks comfort through a Ouija board—only to discover that not every voice from the dark belongs to the dead we miss.
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Grounded: A Poem About Dissociation, Memory, and Coming Back to Yourself
Sterile white walls and flickering lights blur into a moment of disconnection—until a familiar voice cuts through the noise and brings me back to myself.
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The Thread That Led Me Home | A Poem About Memory, Fog, and Finding Your Way Back
Lost in fog and memory, I follow a single thread through my own mind—until it leads me somewhere familiar. A poem about confusion, connection, and finding your way back when you feel most lost.
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Walking Memory Lane Before My Birthday | A Poem About Healing, Loss, and Becoming
With my birthday approaching, I found myself trapped inside my mind—wandering memory lane, revisiting love, loss, and the moments that built me. This poem is a reflection on betrayal, survival, and the quiet realization that drifting isn’t the same as healing.
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Schrödinger’s Depression | A Poem About Living in Emotional Limbo
A poem exploring depression as a state of emotional paradox—alive enough to endure, numb enough to feel absent—through the metaphor of Schrödinger’s cat and the quiet persistence of survival.
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On Rereading the Weather I Once Wrote | Reflections on Poetry & Emotional Memory
A reflective prose piece about rereading old poems and realizing they carried emotional truths long before they were consciously understood—an exploration of intuition, memory, and the quiet ways writing knows us before we know ourselves.
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Băobèi – A Devotional Love Poem by Rowan Evans
A lyrical devotion woven from islands, moonlight, and blossoms—Băobèi is a love poem about carrying someone in every word, every breath, and every imagined horizon.
Poetry by Rowan Evans 