Gay Gossip Junkies

Young man sits distressed while grotesque figures gossip and mock him in the shadows.

How do you survive a world where smiles are daggers in disguise?

They writhed like sweaty infected junkies,
with blood aching for gossiping monkeys.
Bitches who believed they were too darn smart,
fired ugly fragile words straight at the heart.

While shallow hearts pumped for equality,
queens snorted and screamed their hypocrisy.
Not against stabbing friends in a heartbeat
with the poisonous essence of deceit.

Boys sipped gently from the deadly chalice,
but each rumour scarred their lips with malice.
While queens perfected their blood spilling games,
poisonous lies chilled each sweet naïve name.

—H, tasting the poison but refusing the sip

Anger & Injustice

Abuse & Survival

A bruised young man stands in a dark gothic street under gargoyles, with a distant rainbow flag flying above

Gay-Bashed

A defiant and heart-rending poem that confronts gay oppression head-on. From bashed bodies to buried love letters, it exposes the cost of silence, and the strength it takes to endure.

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A weary man carries a wooden cross along a rainbow-lit path through gothic ruins under moonlight

Born Gay

A scream, a slash, a gasp, this poem doesn’t whisper, it detonates. "Born Gay" is a defiant, fragmented descent into systemic hate, internalized shame and the brutal resilience of a soul made for light but forged in fire.

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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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Blood-streaked sink in dim, tiled bathroom with chains and a shadowy mirror above

Danced the Razor’s Edge

A sorrowful meditation on betrayal and self-destruction, this poem dances the fine line between desperation and release. It bleeds with the ache of unrequited hope, where pain becomes prayer and silence becomes a scream.

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

Dreamed He Would Keep Me Safe

A burning lament for the promises love breaks, this poem journeys through desire, control, and regret. What began as safety becomes obsession, where flame becomes fetter and trust leaves only wounds.

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A shadowed child crouched in a rain-soaked forest, surrounded by mud and fading light.

When No One Saw and No One Heard

Buried beneath silence, a boy’s cries fade into the earth: unheard, unseen and unhealed.

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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 grieving man kneels on a bridge surrounded by scattered chess pieces, while ghostly figures speak behind him and a glowing silhouette waits in the distance

Ceased to Be Seen

A haunting poem of grief, invisibility and emotional exile. After the death of a singular connection, one speaker watches themselves fade from a world too distracted to care.

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A haunting dark portrait of a man taking a selfie in a cracked mirror, his glowing eyes revealing a demonic presence.

The Selfie That Stole My Soul

Each click of the lens snatched a piece of light. Lucifer waits behind every pose. What if the image reflects not what we are but what we’ve lost?

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