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Manly Man
"Manly Men"
 
Manly Men are never alone
We have pride and honor to help keep us company. 
Our strength's are many, both seen and un-seen alike.
Tangible and Invisible.

Manly men have no feminine side
We are natural leaders and fathers
We are Gentle and Kind
Protective and Vigilant
Nurturing and Giving.
In a...

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Categories: manly, familymen, love, men,
Form: Prose Poetry
Manly Canvas
He smells like dead butterflies. 
i can still see the powdery color
from their wings on his skin
he's a canvas, 
i'm watching him come to life...

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Categories: manly, first love,
Form: Verse
The Manly Virtues, Part I
It seems that there is no shortage
of blind fools in the world today,
wishing that masculinity
would die, or whither away.
As if it were a simple choice,
and not written into our cells,
not realizing that without us
their future would not go well.
It may not be fashionable,
but that makes...

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Categories: manly, culture, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



The Manly Virtues, Part Ii
...Loyalty, of all of them,
is the most lacking in our time.
But there’s untold importance in
staying true to those you find
who are sincere, honorable,
also true friends and family,
we build islands of refuge
in a sea of insanity.
Man’s great rock of stability
in the swirling dance of wrong,
loyalties, it...

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Categories: manly, culture, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Manly Men
I love manly men.
I love men in tartan kilts
who wear them effusively.
What is under them?
Do they wear short pantaloons
that will not show under kilts?

Or just in the buff
that will allow air to flow
and cool what suspends beneath?
Regardless, I love
manly men in tartan kilts
who move with...

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Categories: manly, family, fashion, meaningful, relationship,
Form: Choka
Premium Member Manly P Hall Tribute
WHEN WE PONDER THE WRITTEN WORD.
  WE MAY HEAR WHAT IS UNHEARD. 
  WE MAY HEAR PROFOUND THOUGHT.
  WE MAY QUESTION THE RELIGION TAUGHT. 
  WHEN WE SEE WHAT'S NOT IN VIEW.
  PECULIAR THINGS ARE SAID OF YOU. 
 ...

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Categories: manly, dedication, freedom, inspiration, inspirational,
Form: Free verse



Manly Trousers Pressed Into Ejactulating Spats
MANLY TROUSERS PRESSED INTO EJACTULATING SPATS THIS man of god large belly and buttons with a big gollywog voice \his madness of conviction for personal interpretation //behind psychosis and need for control.
ticks and rolls his eyes his lips rubberish proclaiming righteousness:
for dullards — persuasive. ]\
Both...

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Categories: manly, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Strong and Manly
We all have our faults, mine is sensitivity
Way too emotional, get hurt very easily
Should be tougher
Not a sweet old bugger
A real man but wearing a pink peony...

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Categories: manly, strength,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Manly Rituals
Ah, yes, the manly ritual.
How many times have we seen it?
We watch as the bill is presented,
and each man scrambles, reaching
for his wallet, a point of manly pride.
"This ones on me!"
"No, no, I'll get it!"
And so it goes.
Yet, when we look around
at the worldly banquet
of...

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Categories: manly, allegory,
Form: Blank verse
You Better Hide Your Manly Jewels
You think your being so clever
Please believe me there is never
A time I'll fall for your tricks
You are not so smart or slick
Trying to push me till you
Get what you need--I'll be blue
I've learned from my heartbreak past
Love like this will never last
It just ends...

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Categories: manly, grief, love hurts, pain,
Form: Rhyme
Beard
I once sported a manly beard,
a beastly beard had I.
But then on the farm, at the crack of dawn,
while my lady cheered,
she chopped it off, and while the cows mockingly mooed,
I quietly cried.
And with that, a little something inside of me died.

I would venture to...

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Categories: manly, absence, beauty, funny, hair,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Should I Forget
the great bard says
we're all players *
that play many parts 
but my shank hasn't shrunk
that the world's too wide for--
my manly voice fills it just fine
maybe after a pint or two
in mid-speech a word
(on the rarest occasion)
eludes me 
so--
okay--when it does
--don't you dare
I'll find it...

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Categories: manly, age, life,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry