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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Neo-Gothic Confessional Romanticism: A Manifesto for Poets & Luminous Heretics
Step into the world of Neo-Gothic Confessional Romanticism—a poetic movement where fire, shadow, and devotion collide. Reveal your darkness, worship multiplicity of voice, and invite readers into a shared ritual of intensity, obsession, and beauty.
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The Smallest Prayer – A Minimalist Poem on Connection by Rowan Evans
A brief, intimate reflection on connection and shared moments, captured in the smallest, most potent words.
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Green Flags in Disguise | Neo-Gothic Confessional Poetry on Love & Devotion
A poem exploring the beauty in someone’s “flaws”—the red flags that secretly become green, revealing devotion, trust, and desire in their rawest form.
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Confessions in Ink | Neo-Gothic Confessional Romantic Poetry by Rowan Evans
A heartfelt confessional poem exploring love, trust, and the courage to be your true self. Rowan Evans lets the ink speak for emotions too deep to voice.
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Rite of Ink: Neo-Gothic Confessional Romanticism Poetry by Rowan Evans
Dive into Rite of Ink by Rowan Evans—a chaotic, confessional neo-gothic poem exploring passion, rage, and the power of words through multiple voices.
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Under My Skin – A Neo-Gothic Poem of Desire, Spellwork & Devotion
A poem about the magnetic, witchy, irresistible energy of a woman who slips under the skin and refuses to leave—a blend of desire, spellwork, and gothic devotion.
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Made for the Burn – Neo-Gothic Confessional Romantic Poetry by Rowan Evans
A meditation on falling fully into the heat of someone who awakens and reshapes the self. Made for the Burn honors desire, intensity, and the courage it takes to sit close to another’s fire.
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Sermon for the Fractured – Poetry by Rowan Evans
Every poem I write is a sermon for the fractured soul. In Sermon for the Fractured, I explore divinity, imperfection, and the sacred act of rebuilding oneself, even when the world refuses your light.
Poetry by Rowan Evans 