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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Philippines Earthquake Relief: Standing in Solidarity from Afar
The Philippines faces a devastating earthquake shortly after a deadly storm. Though I cannot be there in person, my heart is with its people. Here are ways to help and a reflection on why this country holds such a special place in my life.
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Threads of Home I Never Touched: My Journey Through Asia’s Cultures and Music
For over twenty years, Asia has shaped me through music, language, and people I’ve met along the way. From Japan to the Philippines, these connections have left an indelible mark on my life and my poetry.
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Prayers for the Philippines: Standing in Solidarity After Typhoon Tragedy
A recent typhoon in the Philippines has claimed lives and displaced communities. Though I’ve never set foot there, the country holds a deep place in my heart. This is a plain-spoken reflection and prayer of solidarity with the Filipino people during this difficult time.
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The Many Rooms – A Neo-Gothic Confessional Romanticism Journey by Rowan Evans
In “The Many Rooms,” Rowan Evans invites you to traverse the shadowed corridors of the mind, where fear, memory, and hidden desire intertwine. A gothic fairytale of haunted halls and whispered truths, each stanza a key to a chamber of the self.
Poetry by Rowan Evans 