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 Mind’s Winter: A Poem About Emotional Withdrawal, Overthinking, and Missing Someone
This piece wasn’t planned. It’s a real-time reflection on emotional withdrawal, overthinking, and the distance that can grow when something matters too much… ending with a simple truth: I miss you.
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Weathered – A Poem About Growth, Fear, and Facing Yourself
A deeply introspective poem about confronting fear, breaking patterns, and choosing to stand in the storm instead of running from it.
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To Whom It May Concern – A Poem About Vulnerability and Self-Sabotage
A raw exploration of vulnerability, fear, and self-sabotage—this poem captures the struggle between wanting to be seen and the instinct to hide.
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Not Begging, Just Tired – A Raw Poem About Faith, Identity, and Emotional Exhaustion
Not Begging, Just Tired is a deeply introspective poem exploring faith, identity, and emotional exhaustion. Through raw honesty and internal dialogue, Rowan Evans captures the tension between doubt and resilience, ending not in resolution—but in the quiet choice to stay.
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Alphabet Attitude – A Short Rage Poem About Language, Anger, and Wordplay
A short, sharp poem where the alphabet turns into attitude. Through wordplay, frustration, and biting rhythm, Alphabet Attitude explores how anger sometimes speaks in letters before it speaks in sentences.
Poetry by Rowan Evans 