Dreamed He Would Keep Me Safe

Candle burning inside a cage with chained shadows of grasping hands reaching from the dark

What do you call it when the one you trust becomes the one who breaks you?

He smouldered within my white flame,
where I dreamed he would keep me safe.
He filled me with a sense of shame
while held within his firm embrace.

He feared the loss of his jewel,
with doubt he failed to understand.
His obsession made him cruel;
he shamed my soul and chained my hands.

His smile hid his struggle to trust
while ghosts haunted his diseased heart.
Possessing my body with lust,
he thrust and tore my flesh apart.

—H, still healing from the flame

Whispers from the Mirror: More Confessional Poems to Face…

Shirtless man sits on bed in darkness, haunted by a horned shadow looming behind him

He Whispered Love

A soft, aching meditation on the paradox of pain and affection. This free verse confession walks the fine line between abuse and yearning, revealing how love and fear can echo through memory in equal measure.

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grieving man stands at grave as ghostly father watches from the mist

Cold Inheritance

A deeply confessional narrative poem exploring the long shadow of paternal rejection. From childhood blame to adult heartbreak, Cold Inheritance lays bare the lasting wounds of a father's disdain.

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Shirtless man bound in chains and blindfolded by glowing light, shadowed by a demonic figure in a ruined cathedral

You Blinded Me

A volatile dance between love and control, this poem traces a kiss that shackled more than the body. Blinded by a lover’s charm and diseased spirit, the speaker falls into submission, where even affection carries the weight of a weapon.

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Whispers from the Scars: More Poems of Survival and Strength…

Dark figure cloaked in storm light stands among wilted flowers as crows circle overhead.

In His Embrace, I Slowly Died

He gave me what my father never could—then tore it away in the night. Beneath his caress, bruises bloomed. His words bewitched the ghosts of my heart. In his embrace, I withered, unseen by the world.

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a young man and a horned demon face each other in a dimly lit scene, the demon offering a glowing hand mirror

Delicious Sins and the Devil’s Whisper

He was the first to offer me to darkness, wrapped in the tongue of devils and clothed in unsung beauty. The saints looked away as demons drank deeply, while false freedom spoke in poisoned hymns. I vanished into echoes—faith shattered, innocence devoured.

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Shirtless man bound in chains and blindfolded by glowing light, shadowed by a demonic figure in a ruined cathedral

You Blinded Me

A volatile dance between love and control, this poem traces a kiss that shackled more than the body. Blinded by a lover’s charm and diseased spirit, the speaker falls into submission, where even affection carries the weight of a weapon.

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Whispers of Emotion: More Lyric Poems to Feel…

Bare-chested man bound in chains, silenced and shadowed by a dark demonic figure

You Took Away My Voice

A fierce, defiant protest against forced silence and psychological abuse, this poem exposes the cruelty of control, the violence of censorship, and the quiet war waged against a soul struggling to speak.

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A half-cloaked man stands in moonlit ruins, holding a red serpent toward a hooded figure while chains fall from his arm and a blood-stained dagger gleams in his hand.

Deceived by His Beauty

He spoke in sweetness, but his touch burned through faith. Beneath beauty, damnation wore his face.

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A chained man leans into a horned figure cloaked in darkness by a stormy sea

Perverse Satisfaction in Pain

A lover’s betrayal becomes a quiet addiction, where kisses steal dreams and love wears chains. A confessional poem of desire, regret and pain disguised as intimacy.

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