Isolation & Loneliness

These poems dwell in the hush between heartbeats, where absence blooms and connection feels like myth. Here, solitude speaks in shadows and longing settles like dust. This is where the forgotten go to be remembered.

When the echo is the only voice that answers.

I Exist in Your Fortress: A Cry from the Shadows

A soul imprisoned behind unseen walls, where sunlight never reaches and mockery reigns. Yet within the cold—a spark endures, whispering, “I exist.”

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Bound in Darkness

A blood-stained sonnet of abuse and survival, told beneath the Celtic moon. A cry from the dark, where no one listened, not even God.

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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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Abnormality Agony

A searing prose poem about the agony of being labelled, studied and misunderstood. A cry for intimacy, not inquiry, for love over diagnosis.

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Mental Fortress

Within frost-slick walls a heart waits, its breath a fog of dread; serpents hiss and conscience bleeds until even daylight feels like iron bars.

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Brave Enough to Speak

A free verse poem about the courage it takes to speak, and the loneliness when that courage falters. As voices shout and shame, one soul wonders what it would take to finally stand, speak, and survive.

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