THE PARAGON OF STRENGTH

Oh, man, a marvel of creation's might, A distinctive being, with zeal and passion bright. Ever ready to toil, to provide and to sustain, The weight of family responsibilities, he bears with no complaint. From dawn till dusk, he labors with unwavering dedication, Enduring the slings of insult, from superior and subordinate's desecration. His strength, a wonder to behold, a testament to his unyielding will, For the sake of loved ones, he perseveres, his spirit unbroken still. Oh, man, who can compare your strength? A pillar of resilience, in the face of life's length. Yet, as you care for others, heed this solemn refrain, Remember to tend to yourself, lest you suffer in vain. For when you're gone, others will remain, Your wife, a new love may obtain, Your children, grown, will forge their own way, Leaving you, dear man, to face eternity's day. So take time to check yourself, to heal and to mend, To indulge in life's pleasures, and to be happy, dear friend. For in the grand tapestry of life, your thread is unique and fine, Weave it with care, dear man, and make your life's rhyme divine.