Majestic Masculinity

I meet a man, a spirit gentle and serene
A castle he did not reside
A chariot he did not drive
A heart of lion's courage all to rare to find
A soul of tiger's strength, cruelty never to be seen
A hand of friendship, warm and kind
The windows of his soul, a reflection of divine
What did you see in a lady of my kind
My inner light did not shine
My noble friend you may not know
You healed my heart and soothed my soul
My father of Majestic Masculinity
Do not be blind, You are a King of God's Divine
Copyright © | Year Posted 2006

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