Best Masculinity Poems

Masculinity - My Animus


Though female, animus dwells deep in me
with strengths of leadership and business sense, 
in being ruled by productivity
in ways that show command without pretense.

Assertiveness, decisiveness occurs
within the realm of varied business skills
where mathematics flair robustly stirs
accounting chores, like income taxes, bills. ...

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I'm sorry for ever calling you a  especially when it was usually a argument about something I did & you asked me to switch
I had it confused I didn't know your significance to this Earth now I know you came & come first 
I...

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Some folks say that you’re toxic,
and destroying all the world.
Some folks say that you’re reckless,
and just want to feel up girls.
I think you’re like a fire,
a great tool in the right hands,
but able to turn quickly
and sear the foolish man.

Once upon a time we knew
what...

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some ladies are annoyed 
because boys will be boys 
they call it toxic masculinity 
based on logic they think they see 
feeling there is a need 
to teach us boys 
how we should be 
and that means more pleasant 
than we are presently 
they say...

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A restive moon 
went on skirmishing with- 
   the palm leaves in dark.

         *

   There was no 
move to prevent the private 
   fleet of homegrown myths.

    ...

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The toxic masculinity 


The big gorilla, a silverback, found in the woods a tiny creature
it first had thought of killing, but in the tiny animal saw beautiful
eyes trusting him and the great ape falls in love.
People will say it is the female part of the...

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Hillbilly VP JD Vance
Surely hails from bad circumstance
Though spruced up by Yale
He acts much too male
To hide the wee lance in his pants


Note: Many other misogynists share this issue (DT, EM, 19 year-old college drop out Rye Country Day School wimp "Big Balls", etc). ...

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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...

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I wish I was a manly man, a poor man’s money monger,
Making war and living for the day when I was stronger,
Many men are making more than millionaires can squander,
Many more are sick and sore but out the door they wander.

What is practicality but just...

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A man should first know his own strength,
what it is he can and cannot do,
our physical power is no small thing,
use it wrong and you’ll be truly screwed,
they’ll take everything away from you.
But on the right job, or in self-defense
it’s a boon that can make...

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I’m a man who knows nothing of manhood,
Never taught initiative and action to wield.
Ducked away from my call, chose inaction’s shield
I wish to be that man, I know I could.

I’m a man who knows nothing of manhood,
Never taught to strive to be the best.
Accepted mediocrity,...

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Strong as a father,
Supporting as a husband,
Courageous as a soldier,
Obedient as a son,
Unwavering in faith,
What is a man?
Where does he stand?
What does he need?
Have we forgotten?
He is more than his body,
His success is more than just wealth,
His word is trustworthy and valuable,
His life a testament...

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(Shakespearean sonnet form: ABAB CDCD EFEF GG)

If there exists in your vicinity,
Presence of Toxic Masculinity
Give many thanks to your divinity
For this male fortunate proximity.

T’was men created engines, made the wheel.
Now look around, and all that you can see
Was made by toxic men who smelted steel
And...

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“And when eight days had passed, before His circumcision, His name was then called Jesus, the name given by the angel before He was conceived in the womb.” Luke 2:21

God, the Father and Son are male,
known in His Word of that gender.
Take it on faith,...

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He lives his life in a fear of poverty and abandonment so,
He works his ass off,
No Leave him, this guy can handle it.
Need a drink? 
Who the black man? 
Nah he can handle it.
Over time? 
The extra hours?
Black guys can handle it.
Give it to the...

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