Fearless Giants

Small figure stands surrounded by towering shadowy giants in a desolate, smoky landscape

Why are some born to roar while others are taught to whisper?

Fearless giants born strong and empowered;
in awe, I wonder how to be so bold.
Fierce voices boom their views across the globe
while my soul pleads that I wait to be told.

They dance inside alluring confidence
while I stand chaste and wait to be allowed.
No-one dares deny nor hush their wild mouths,
but demand I say sorry and kowtow.

When they belittle, they are forgiven,
but if I object, the hands block my face.
Fearless giants live without restriction,
whereas I am reminded of my place.

—H, still punished for daring to speak

Whispers from the Fire: More Poems that Burn with Truth…

A haunted man stands in the dark as bees swarm from a bleeding wound in his chest, surrounded by decaying flowers and toxic smoke.

Rumour Addiction

Along strobe-lit streets the gossip creeps, spraying rotten blossoms while hungry bees sip spoilt nectar. Every whispered word a seed of rot.

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A solemn young man stands near an open wooden door in a gothic hallway, lit by a faint glow behind him

Coming Out Call-Out

A fire-charged spoken word poem confronting homophobia, double standards and the burden of gay visibility. With biting rhythm and rising fury, it demands the same accountability from straight society it demands of us.

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A decayed throne stands in the ruins of a dark city, shadowed by a towering cathedral beneath storm clouds, symbolizing greed, deception, and moral decay.

Veins of Corruption

Beneath polished speeches and pious robes, corruption festers—its breath thick with greed, its fingers stained by lies, its prayers dripping with perversion.

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Whispers from the Scars: Whispers from the Closet: More Poems of Gay Identity and Truth…

A solitary man stands in shadow beside a cold window and dying fire, while a blurred dancefloor glows behind him like a distant memory.

Sparkling Emerald Eyes

A tender sonnet of longing, intimacy, and deep loss. Through sensual recollections of winter nights and moonlit passion, one man mourns the love he can never hold again.

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Withered Tudor queen, Elizabeth I, in a decaying throne room, bathed in cold light from a high window.

Twisted Carcass

A spectral monarch speaks from a crumbling tower, cut off by ambition, betrayal and a heart long turned to frost. This poem drips with decay, not just of power, but of connection, longing and trust.

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A kneeling figure clutches their throat beside a stone cradle and broken chains in a moonlit ruin

Suffocated at Birth

A piercing free verse poem about surviving the suffocation of heterosexist expectation. Raised as an abomination, silenced by force, this voice now breaks the air with truth and fury.

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Whispers of Emotion: More Lyric Poems to Feel…

A kneeling young man in a dark ruined corridor, with candles and a rocking horse at his feet, watches a shadowy figure walk away

Big Daddy

A heart-wrenching lyric poem about father loss, neglect and the quiet devastation that followed. Through strangers and shadows, one boy tried to replace the love he never received — and never forgot.

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A forked forest path under twilight, where two glowing heart-shaped forms of light drift apart among autumn leaves

Your Gentle Whisper Promised

A tender and sorrowful lyric poem about the loss of a best friend. Through whispered promises and fading light, this elegy captures the beauty of a bond that death could not break.

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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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