Lgbtpoetry Stories

18 year old Jackson Smith views college as a means of escape. The only child of two verbally abusive and transphobic parents, their only hope of being themself is by distancing themself from their parents. Cutting off contact with their parents shortly after moving into their dorm, their actions have unforseen consequences. Will Jackson's parents ever seek help for their own issues and try to accept Jackson for who they are, or was their family destined to fall apart? "The Art of Falling Apart" tells a fictonal tale of an all too familiar story for some transgender and nonbinary youth via emotional poetry. Written by nonbinary author James Doe.

A Collection Of Gay-Themed Poetry This is not a coming-out story. It's what happens before, during, and after the words are spoken. This Is Me Thinking Out Loud is a collection of gay-themed poems that traces the quiet interior moments of identity, love, visibility, and endurance. From first recognition to being seen, chosen, and finally settled into a life that no longer revolves around survival, these poems capture queerness as lived experience-intimate, reflective, and ongoing. Each poem is image-driven and grounded in emotional truth, offering snapshots of attraction, fear, tenderness, partnership, and peace. The collection moves deliberately from internal thought to spoken truth, from visibility to connection, and ultimately to legacy-where love becomes practiced, home becomes real, and existence no longer needs justification. This book is for anyone who has ever: • Learned to stay quiet before learning to speak • Loved carefully before loving openly • Built a soft life after hard years • Wondered if peace could be real and lasting Whether you are still struggling, healing, thriving, or simply existing, these poems meet you where you are-without hierarchy, without urgency, and without apology. This is me thinking out loud. And maybe, somewhere in these pages, you'll hear yourself too.

Navigate my life through my poetry. Enjoy the journey! *Feel free to comment and let me know what you think* (This book is not yet complete but I will be updating )

A collection of poems written from the sexually frustrated.

you were that book i swore not to read afraid that it might end like love stories, a tragedy a poem book | g x g celestial I.

A collection of all my poems, feel free to suggest titles for the untitled ones!

🌿Welcome to "Eros"!! - a poetry collection that pays homage to the love between men, a love that gleams like a secret jewel within the soul... Here, every word is an emerald carved with tenderness - a spark that celebrates the beauty of desire and the deep bond between two men who love each other. Within these pages, you will find a variety of love poems... In these verses, homoerotic love reveals itself in its purest and most romantic form: passion that burns, yet also a caress that soothes the soul... Behold how the verses flow like a river on a golden afternoon! Within them, you will find fire, sweetness, and the radiant truth of two hearts that love each other... 🌿¡¡Bienvenidos a "Eros"!!, un poemario que rinde homenaje al amor entre hombres, ese amor que resplandece como una joya secreta en el alma.... Aquí, cada palabra es una esmeralda tallada con ternura, un destello que celebra la belleza del deseo y la complicidad entre dos varones que se aman, encontrarán una variedad de poemas de amor..... En estas páginas, el amor homoerótico se revela en su forma más pura y romántica: pasión que arde, pero también caricia que calma el alma...... ¡¡Observen como los versos fluyen como un río en una tarde dorada!!; en ellos hallarán fuego, dulzura y la verdad luminosa de dos corazones que se aman..... 🌿Bienvenue dans « Eros » !! - un recueil de poèmes qui rend hommage à l'amour entre hommes, cet amour qui brille comme un joyau secret au plus profond de l'âme... Ici, chaque mot est une émeraude taillée avec tendresse - une lueur qui célèbre la beauté du désir et la complicité entre deux hommes qui s'aiment. Vous y découvrirez une variété de poèmes d'amour...

a book of poems on personhood.

'intrinsic; the things i was, am, and will be' is a poetry collection surrounding a series of themes that epitomise certain hardships and experiences of mine thus far in life. the poems are autobiographical, and extremely personal to me.

it's just a goddamn mess. but we've always been a mess. a fucking beautiful mess.

Thoughts of an asexual written as poems. It's meant to be read in order, but you do you! :) #3 in lgbtqpoetry! http://www.asexualityarchive.com/ will update weekly

A compilation of anything I've written or thought. I do warn you that my work may not be the best, but, I am trying so please give me that at least. I also may forget about this and remember it years later so don't rush through this if you do decide to read anything in here.

This is just some poetry I wrote. It's kind of about self-image and wanting to be or do more. TW// Some brief implications of $h

Hello, I'm Chloe, with words in my veins, Dancing through sunshine, dreaming in rains. From pages and poems, my heart found its beat, From Seuss's sweet rhymes to the soul of John Keats. It started in childhood, bright books on my shelf, Where rhymes ran in circles and played with themselves. Green Eggs and Ham, a whimsical ride- Oh, how the Cat in the Hat made me glide! But soon I grew deeper, with ink-stained delight, Finding new meaning in verses at night. "Ode to a Nightingale" stirred something inside, A longing, a stillness, I couldn't quite hide. Poetry calls me-a whisper, a flame, It gives life to silence and meaning to name. I write not for glory, but simply to feel, To capture the moments that time tries to steal. So here I am, Chloe-heart open wide, With a pen in my hand and the stars as my guide. From playful beginnings to lyrical grace, I follow the lines, wherever they trace.

Dating all the way back to the 600s BC, violets have been used as a symbol of lesbian love. The Greek poet Sappho, best known for her lyric poems about love and women, described herself and a lover wearing garlands of violets. In honor of Sappho, lesbian women in the mid-20th century would give violets to women they were wooing, indicating their 'Sapphic desire'. These are my poems about celebrating women, sapphics, and wlw. I hope you enjoy.

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