Poetry for the ones who feel too much.
A voice for what we carry quietly.
Scott Burton writes what silence leaves behind — grief, memory, love, survival — the truths we live with and rarely say out loud.
Introduction
Some write to be heard.
Scott Burton writes to hold what doesn’t leave.
These aren’t poems for applause.
They’re pieces of stillness — from hospital beds, heartbreaks, and quiet mornings where feeling was the only language I had left.
You won’t find answers here.
You’ll find evidence.
That feeling deeply is its own kind of survival.
featured work
Born from years of dialysis and emotional excavation, Forever Is Tomorrow is a collection of poetry that doesn’t try to fix grief — it gives it a voice. These are the pieces that survived the waiting.
“I don’t write to be understood.
— Scott Burton, (ks.bleeds.ink)
I write because some wounds sound like music
if you stop trying to fix them.”