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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Every Night, The Same Flight | A Dreamlike Poem About Sleep, Longing & Recurring Dreams
Every night begins with the same flight. Between wakefulness and sleep, an airport appears, a familiar shoreline waits beyond the journey, and the same dream asks whether some destinations find us before we’re ready to find them.
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More Afraid Than the Ink | A Confessional Poem About Fear, Dreams & Unspoken Love
Some confessions are easy to write but impossible to speak. More Afraid Than the Ink explores fear, dreams, recurring symbols, and the quiet realization that the page has always been braver than the poet.
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Just Human | A Poem About Shared Humanity Beyond Borders
Just Human is a reflective free verse poem about seeing people before borders, choosing empathy over division, and finding home in our shared humanity rather than on a map.
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The Inkbender | A Nerdy Poetry Tribute to Avatar: The Last Airbender
What if poetry was another form of bending? The Inkbender transforms the philosophies of Avatar: The Last Airbender into a celebration of language, creativity, rage, healing, and the power of the written word.
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Where I Belonged | A Liminal Poem About Consciousness, Dreams & Waking Reality
A bedroom becomes an airport in the space between sleep and waking. Where I Belonged explores liminal consciousness, uncertainty, and the strange moments when reality feels suspended between two worlds.
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When the Veil Is Thin | A Confessional Poem About 4 AM Thoughts, Longing & Sleepless Truth
Some truths wait until after four in the morning to make themselves known. When the Veil Is Thin explores insomnia, longing, quiet vulnerability, and the thoughts that become impossible to ignore before dawn.
Poetry by Rowan Evans 