Fairy Tales
Poems on Love, Loss, and Other Monsters
Rated Parental Guidance Advised (PGA)
Once upon a time, there was a love that felt like a fairy tale.
This is what comes after the happily ever after.
In Fairy Tales, the magic has faded, the castles are crumbling, and the love story unravels into ghosts. Through haunting verse and raw confession, these poems explore the quiet wreckage left behind — when the knight doesn’t stay, and the only thing left to believe in is the ghost of what once was.
For anyone who has ever loved, lost, and lingered in the hollow space between a beautiful beginning and a silent, unkind end.
Not the fairy tale they told you, but the one you survived.
Content Warnings
emotional manipulation, depression, mild violence
General Information
04/02/2026
moods: melancholic, introspective, aching, lyrical
pace: fast
pages: 83
words: 10,773
genres: contemporary poetry, confessional
format: digital
average time to read: 1 hour
Poems
Underrated Summer Memories
The Things
Seasons
The Shock of a Live Wire
A Flag After the War
My Shipwrecks
Next Backseat Kisser
Low-Spirited Queen
Cupid’s Alone in February
The Prey’s Testimony
The Violation
Loathe
A Darker King of Good-Bye
Single Shadow
I Don’t Care About Old Town
Hint of Conversation
Emotional Solo Piano
Heavyhearted, Losing a Brave Life
Infatuation
Everglow
Loving a Potential
Still Need Now
Is This Stars
Maybe One Day You’ll Call Me
Why Did You Go Away?
The Girl Who Believed in Love
