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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Claim Me (Poetry by B.D. Nightshade)
Skin and sweat, body to body,You leave me breathless,Whispering your name.A single touch, a silent command,And I am yours to tame. I crave the sting of your nails,Etching fire down my spine,Marking me—your territory,So the world will know,That I am only thine. Let this moment stretch beyond time,A symphony of gasps and sighs,Bound in leather,
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Hades
“Hades”By Rowan Evans I sit upon a throne of bone and shadow,crowned in silence, cloaked in sorrow.The weight of death upon my shoulders,yet the only thing that truly haunts me—is the ghost of you. The River Styx wails in endless torment,its voices a symphony of suffering,yet none cry out my name like you once did,soft
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Lilith
“Lilith”By Rowan Evans Oh Adam, how I pity you,blind in your devotion, shackled by faith,kissing the feet of a god who would unmake youshould you stray from his dictated path.You were given the grace of forgetfulness,your ribs still whole, your hands unburned—for submission was your salvation. But I? I was carved from the same dust,shaped
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Every Line, A Thought of You
I have been working on the biggest project of my life for the last month, it is a collection of poems that take you on the journey of falling in love and coming to fully accept it. It starts with the moment of realization that the fall has begun and takes you through to the
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For Them, I Would
By Rowan Evans & B.D. Nightshade I have always been the light,a candle in the endless night,soft hands to cradle weary hearts,a voice that soothes when the world falls apart. I have mended wounds with whispers,stitched broken souls with love,stood unshaken in the storm,bearing burdens never meant to be my own. For them, I would
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Master Your Writing: 10 More Writing Tips for New Writers
10 More Tips for Aspiring Writers 1. Write Without Judgment Allow yourself to write freely, without second-guessing every word. Judgment often stifles creativity. Trust that your first draft doesn’t need to be perfect—just get the words out. The editing process is where you’ll shape it into something you’re proud of. 2. Don’t Be Afraid to
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Master Your Writing: 10 Tips for New Writers
Advice for Aspiring Writers 1. Write Everything Embrace Every Idea: Whenever a thought, image, or feeling crosses your mind, write it down. Don’t worry about whether it’s polished or profound; what matters is that you capture it. The act of writing itself is a way of exploring your creativity. Sometimes the most surprising or seemingly
Poetry by Rowan Evans 