Heterovert

A pale, androgynous figure with hollow eyes stands in a dark, gothic forest while a shadowy snake coils behind them. In the distance, a masked silhouette emerges from the mist, evoking themes of betrayal and haunting identity. The image is painted in muted tones of black, gray, and brown.

Have you ever been devoured by an oppressor claiming oppression?

While lost in the dream of immense freedom,
I didn’t see you slither into my life.
You hijacked my struggle, my grief,
feeding on my pain—rancid parasite.

I had a sense of the deceit you hid
lurking behind the mask you still parade.
Sharing space with the enemy,
your slur—my ceaseless derogation.

Just another attempt to oppress me,
but I flew beyond mere labels.
I never let you muzzle and erase,
unlike you, I burn pure sexuality.

—H, I rose beyond your stolen identity

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

A hooded executioner stands over a kneeling prisoner, guided by a priest, as a raven circles above a castle crowd

They Came for Me

A gothic prose poem whispered from the block. As a condemned soul walks toward his final moment, time slows, beauty sharpens and memory bleeds through silence. He does not beg — he remembers.

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

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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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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Whispers of Emotion: More Lyric Poems to Feel…

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

Fearless Giants

A lyrical cry against the double standards of voice and silence, this poem challenges the unchecked power of those deemed untouchable while the speaker is forced to kneel, apologize and disappear.

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A solemn man wearing a rainbow badge stands in the ruins of a gothic cathedral, as ravens circle beneath a moonlit sky

Denied the Queer

A lyrical battle cry from centuries of gay oppression. Through violence, exile and shame, this poem stands tall — a tribute to those who were denied and those who still rise in colour and truth.

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