Positive Male Role Model Poetry

In shadows cast by towering might,
I dragged a giant to the light.
Their lawless reign, untouched, supreme,
Devoured the frail, the child, the dream.
A town of thousands, bound, confined,
Their silenced cries still haunt my mind.

Through memory’s wound, a scream arose,
A child’s despair, where darkness grows.
At seven, I knew the predator’s hand,
Yet stood, when others fled the land.
His son, a canvas of violet pain,
Choked by the grip of a vile chain.
I breached the door, where none would tread,
To pull a soul from the jaws of dread.

Across the fields, where cruelty thrives,
A farm grew fat on buried lives.
A cow and calf, their birth defiled,
By hands that slew, while scholars smiled.
Three farmers’ lies, and students’ code,
Could not conceal the blood that flowed.
For years I hunted, truth my spear,
To cage the sins none dared to hear.