Virility

Keith Jeffries

Virility

 

Have men fallen from grace

to lie flat on their face?

Has feminism subjugated

our inherant masculinity?

To be a lad, a man can be

regarded as being sad.

Yet I stand upright

ready to fight for what is

my very birth right.

I am a man who enjoys

the company of other men.

A fellowship of brothers

with their ribald humour

and innuendos.

Some are deeply masculine

and these I wish to emulate.

Men with strong features

beards and the like.

Those who exhibit the

best of our gender.

I enjoy the variety

and also the gaiety.

I observe their mannerisms

and they way they dress.

Together men behave 

more naturally and less

inhibited.

Some are strikingly handsome

whilst others are demure.

Together we form a

sort of tribe,

a belonging,

a need for each other.

This gladdens my heart

and overwhelms my soul.

It restores my belief in my

self worth and self esteem.

I am proud to a member

of this male species.

  • Author: Keith Jeffries (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 14th, 2024 12:05
  • Comment from author about the poem: I felt inspired to write this as I feel men have taken the back seat in the modern world.
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