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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Refusing the Script: A Poem About Rejecting Expectations and Conformity
A poem about refusing to perform for expectations shaped by fear, nationalism, and manipulation. Refusing the Script explores identity, conviction, and the decision to reject roles others try to impose.
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Litany of the Unseen – A Poem About Devotion, Patience, and Unspoken Love
Some connections aren’t loud—they unfold slowly, like scripture read by candlelight. Litany of the Unseen explores devotion without possession, patience without expectation, and the quiet intensity of loving someone for their mind and spirit long before anything physical enters the conversation.
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Nonbinary Identity Poem | Wearing My Name by Rowan Evans
What happens when people hand you a version of yourself that isn’t really you? Wearing My Name is a poem about rejecting projection, reclaiming identity, and defining yourself on your own terms.
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Off-Center, Still Tethered – A Poem About Mental Disconnection and Finding Your Way Back
A reflective poem about feeling mentally off-center—neither depressed nor anxious, just disconnected—and the single thread of connection that helps guide the way back.
Poetry by Rowan Evans 