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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The Fourfold Flame: A Poem of Inner Multiplicity, Shadow & Sovereignty
We are stitched from stardust and scars, written in blood and brilliance. The Fourfold Flame is a mythic communion of inner selves—the tender heart, the protector, the child, and the witch—each voice a survival spell. This poem is a declaration of multiplicity, sovereignty, and sacred integration. We are many. We are one.
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Alchemist of Ink (All Sixes) – A Poem About Turning Pain Into Power
A poem about the moment pain becomes fuel—when darkness crawls up your spine and ink begins to bleed. “Alchemist of Ink (All Sixes)” is about transmuting suffering into art and reclaiming power from the things meant to break you.
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Swear Jar | Angry, Funny, and Honest Poetry by Rowan Evans
Thirty-four curses later, here’s a poem for every manipulative, selfish, and frustrating person who ever tested my patience.
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Sprawling Thoughts – A Poem About Writing, Confession, and Survival
A visceral poem about what it feels like to write in truth—where ink becomes confession, scars become constellations, and creation becomes an act of survival.
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Depths – A Poem About Writing, Survival, and the Fear of Feeling
I write like I might die if I don’t. You write like you’re trying to pen the perfect quote. We are not the same.
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Etched in Memory | A Poem About Restraint, Truth, and the Weight of Words
A confessional free-verse poem about restraint, silence, and the permanent weight of words left unspoken—where truth is sharp enough to scar, and looking away becomes an act of control.
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Every Thought Between – A Poem by Rowan Evans
A brief reflection on the quiet, persistent presence of someone who lingers in your thoughts, even in silence.