Have you ever mistaken the devil’s touch for love?
Beautiful
lies turned me inside out;
I always believed life would be fair.
Naïve boy
lured by his honey words;
I turned the devil toward my soul.
Lustful fool
blinded by his beauty;
I always believed he would be there.
—H, still burning from the sweetness of his lies
A lyric poem of longing, resilience and love denied. Through sensual memory and cultural pain, two men rebel against repression — only to be torn apart by the forces that still decide who may love and who must hide.
Read the Full Whisper →
Two boys in the wild West Country heat—one with a fast car, the other with a fast heart. They fled shame, found love, and left their bruises in the dust of open roads. A tragic, aching freedom lives on in the memory of speed and stars.
Read the Full Whisper →
A lyric poem exploring the beautiful duality of gay love - fierce and gentle, healing and erotic. In his arms, the speaker finds not just desire, but salvation.
Read the Full Whisper →
A lush lyric of smoky kisses, devil-sweet eyes and a soul wagering itself on sin. Feel the heat in “Blazed Desire Sizzled My Skin”
Read the Full Whisper →
He whispered with confidence but craved rosebud lips. A lyric poem of masks, lust and the lipstick boy who turned domination into desire.
Read the Full Whisper →A lyric poem of longing, resilience and love denied. Through sensual memory and cultural pain, two men rebel against repression — only to be torn apart by the forces that still decide who may love and who must hide.
Read the Full Whisper →
Buried beneath silence, a boy’s cries fade into the earth: unheard, unseen and unhealed.
Read the Full Whisper →
Drawn to the spark of another man, a body trembles and burns beneath the weight of forbidden longing. A compact and searing meditation on desire and shame.
Read the Full Whisper →
A social micro-poem in 3–6–9 form that cries out against the silencing of truth. In a world overrun by beasts of terror, those who spoke were shamed, erased and left unheard.
Read the Full Whisper →