Queerpoetry Stories

A heart that has loved, lost, broken, healed - and still hopes. This is a collection of words I once hid inside my chest. Poems about love, ache, longing, healing, and everything in-between. If you feel too deeply, welcome home. 💌

a political poetry collection consisting of 20 poems touching on topics of feminism, capitalism, global warming, queerness, and human rights.

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.

Poems for when you fall in love with your biggest fears

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.

*Release every friday 6pm* These are not love poems/stories They are fragments of presence. Traces left behind after a look, a silence, a message unanswered. I wrote them without knowing if anyone would ever read them and that's maybe why they feel real. Some were born from fascination. Some from longing. Others from the simple act of noticing. They weren't written to be understood. Just to be felt, for a second, by someone who might know what it's like to feel too much and say almost nothing. By @eicsmarie

Morning: coffee, smoke, routine or religion? Rotting fruit, flies, God and devil. Am I the profane... or the pet-shop poodle?

My poetry book Several poems surrounding themes such as mental health, emotional outbursts, and familial relationships. also some queer poems

poem about my boyfriend

Poetry that shows the stories that are yet to be told, experiences yet to be felt, and dreams yet to be realized.

Poetry inspired by my depth of feeling in romantic relationships as a lesbian practicing polyamory.

A collection of original poems, entailing the many forms of love, and the many emotions it evokes. As humans, we are ever-growing, ever-changing; but love, always, is what truly shapes us.

n a moment of serendipity, I rediscovered a collection of poetry inspired by Taylor Swift's "Lover" album-an exploration of love, identity, and the complexities of relationships through a queer lens. Written a few years ago, these poems delve into the vibrant emotions and intimate moments that characterize the journey of love, celebrating both its joys and challenges. Each piece reflects a song from the album, capturing the essence of what it means to embrace one's true self while navigating the intricacies of romance. This project serves as a heartfelt tribute to the transformative power of love and the beauty of self-discovery, inviting readers to experience the magic that happens when words dance to the rhythm of the heart.

Poetry as sweet as flowers, and as warm as the sun. Beware a lot of nature and flower refences. Also I'm soft and gay. *｡(•ω•❁)✧*｡

"Is every word a star? If so, please, I'm begging. Talk stars to me." A collection of poems with topics ranging from heartache, depression and feminism to accepting one's sexuality (and so much more).

How does poetry overcome the unjust? How does love overcome the poetry? And how does this overlap with me? Poetry is more than words, Love is more than emotions, Injustice is more than politics. This is my words, my emotions, my justice. All written down here as poetry. All written down as love.

Minimalist poetry from M. W. Lind. An ongoing collection.

This is a love poem. Plain and simple really. It was previously published in my schools Literary and Arts Magazine, in 2018. (C) Jesse LaCrue 2019

When people don't understand, and don't care to understand...

A collection of old notebooks and journals.