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Masculinity Poems - Poems about Masculinity

Premium Member toxic masculinity - Igor needs a bigger lab VII
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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Categories: masculinity, animal, gender, men, mental
Form: Limerick
Masculinity in a Bottle
He walked into the room, commanding attention and my heart, the scent of him is like a drug, intoxicating me, controlling my every thought. A hint of musk and cedarwood, with a touch of leather, manly without being overbearing. I can't help but associate those notes with his broad shoulders, and the way he carries himself with such confidence. There's a subtle...

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Categories: masculinity, desire, men,
Form: Free verse



2016's Drama: Living with a Narcissist Part 2
You brought gifts to my home, spending your money Sent me chocolates, you were sweet like honey Like a chameleon your colours shone when we met It soon changed 3 weeks after we wed My confidence disturbed your dominant demeanor My independence danced to a tune you did not like Relieved when I left, the grass was much greener For respect...

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Categories: masculinity, change, moving on, pain,
Form: Rhyme
Rasta Chant
How dare you spit upon his garb! This peaceful bredda who by nature only loves, When you should have been his Rasta queen Your ghastly behaviour drew a scene And I- woman just like you Hang my head in shame As you defile our name. Selassie-I know seh di Rasta man took a deep breath To...

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Categories: masculinity, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Narrative
The Farmers Market
Being a man, and not only a man but a married man, I cannot deny that there are women who could appropriately be called nags. This should not be confused with the right of the wife to have her voice in the marriage. The husband cannot forget that she has the right and the freedom...

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Categories: masculinity, culture, pain, voice,
Form: Prose



Perfect masculinity
Masculinity is appreciable when they can express their love through words as well as actions They deserve love when they respect women's feeling Expressive masculine are the real seduction for female...

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Categories: masculinity, men,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Toxic Masculinity
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 a word for sorrow, What you spend is sure to end...

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Categories: masculinity, happy, identity, mental health,
Form: Rhyme
What Is a Man?
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 to the sacrifice of Christ, His is a love that gives...

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Categories: masculinity, faith, family, health, men,
Form: Free verse
Toxic Masculinity
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 man in action, I say no all men are tender...

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Categories: masculinity, abortion, anti bullying, autumn,
Form: Blank verse
Psychosis
Somethings in my life are to complex to give expression to Somethings are too tense and tangled I contemplate on reasons and questions, beliefs and griefs' I keep them to my chest turning in my sleep Like a trinket, lockets or Kolesnikov's Cause at times they are too tender to surrender to time And other times they haunt and encircle...

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Categories: masculinity, anxiety, deep, depression, i
Form: Free verse
Toxic Masculinity a Term Coined By Some Stupid Woman
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 that because they know more that’s what they say but...

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Categories: masculinity, for her, for him,
Form: Rhyme
Take It On Faith
“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, He will prevail: God, the Father and Son are male; Jesus was...

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Categories: masculinity, 11th grade, bible, father
Form: Triolet
Masculine Toxcicity
(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 conceived by male creativity. You’ll find Ms. Curie heads a tiny...

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Categories: masculinity, humorous, poetry, truth,
Form: Sonnet
The Search For Manhood
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, letting go of the quest, I wish to be that man,...

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Categories: masculinity, anxiety, childhood, friendship love,
Form: Rhyme
Nails Are Tougher Than Me --- Song Lyric
Verse 1: I was brought up to think like a soldier, to guard every emotion in a tight metal cage I learned how to shut down and suck it all in but no one ever taught me how to live with my rage Chorus: I once thought I was tougher than nails and my heart was as hard as heat hardened steel rails but now I've been hammered...

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Categories: masculinity, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme

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