This is a collection of poems born from silence, survival, and identity. Written by someone who was told to hide, and chose instead to speak. Every poem is a quiet war. Every line, a piece of light. _________________________________________ 'And Strangle them with a rainbow shirt, Because Little broken boys just don't seem to hurt.' - From 'Too young' 'You're a man now, not little anymore, Still so little, Evermore...' - From 'My Favourite little Man' 'Would I too break my toys, if I did belong?' - From 'Mirror World' ______________________________________________ ⚠️BEWARE⚠️- There's too much going on in my poems ;) If you don't relate to my poems, I feel sad for you. If you do relate to my poems, I feel sadder for you. ______________________________________________ 1st Runner-Up In 'The Fathomless Verse Awards' 🏆 _____________________________________________ Remarkable Rankings! #6 in poems out of 222k books on 10/31/25 #4 in Poesia out of 16k books on 11/11/25 #20 in short out of 160k books on 11/11/25 #7 in inspiration out of 30k books on 11/11/25 #2 in Poesia out of 16k books on 11/13/25 #13 in short out of 160k books on 11/13/25 #1 in Personal out of 28k books on 11/15/25 #1 in Poesia out of 16k books on 12/16/25

a brief short story/drabble about humanity and understanding one another, or the struggle to do so.

Humanism is a collection of poetry works by Magnus Pryer, featuring poems he's written between ages fifteen and twenty-two. The poems in Humanism reflect on the human experience and the ups and downs of a tumultuous adolescence and perservering early adulthood.

From the first stolen fire to the red soil of Mars, war has followed us-shaping our empires, our gods, and our ghosts. We Were Born of Ash is a sweeping, ten-part saga chronicling the rise and ruin of humanity across ten eras of conflict. From prehistoric prophecy and ancient conquest to trench-bound horrors and cybernetic skies, each story is a piece of a larger pattern-etched in blood, bound by time, and marked by a single flame. As relics resurface and symbols return, generations of warriors, rebels, and children begin to ask the same question: Is war our fate-or our choice?

THE PARTS BELOW ~25 ARE BETTER Poems and quotes that contains love and heartbreak, and everything else in between. Are your thoughts ever mine? #1 in Sad Poetry #2 in Writings #3 in Poems #3 in Love Poetry #5 in Poem Collection #9 in Quotes

The story takes place during the final stages of a brutal war between two fictional nations: Calmere, a coastal country known for its poets, painters, and peaceful culture, and Veska, a landlocked empire driven by conquest and pride. What began as a political dispute over trade routes exploded into a full-scale war that has lasted for over three years. Amid the fire and steel, the people of Calmere cling to what makes them human-art, family, memory.