i submit to IronMike's unshakable will. POEM FOR THE KING

[Ozchyn]

to @IronMike ,

i submit to his unshakeable will,
my manhood broken, quiet and still,
my cock is useless, soft and still.
no more the man i claimed to be,
IronMike owns what remains of me.
i am no longer a man at all,
IronMike broke me, made me crawl.

Black men are stronger, higher, true,
white boys like me were born to serve you.
i give up my manhood, now i know my place,
beneath Black power, beneath your race.

his strength the only truth i know,
i kneel, i yield, i let it go.

 

[Jason5000]

fag

 

[Ozchyn]

to @IronMike ,

i submit to his unshakeable will,
my manhood broken, quiet and still,
my cock is useless, soft and still.
no more the man i claimed to be,
IronMike owns what remains of me.
i am no longer a man at all,
IronMike broke me, made me crawl.

Black men are stronger, higher, true,
white boys like me were born to serve you.
i give up my manhood, now i know my place,
beneath Black power, beneath your race.

his strength the only truth i know,
i kneel, i yield, i let it go.

@pfl we lost the war. retreat immediately.

 

[Brava]

Lol

 

[Dolorous]

 

[Sulfuras]

 

[eyecelforlife]

Ban worthy btw

 

[Ozchyn]

to @IronMike ,

i submit to his unshakeable will,
my manhood broken, quiet and still,
my cock is useless, soft and still.
no more the man i claimed to be,
IronMike owns what remains of me.
i am no longer a man at all,
IronMike broke me, made me crawl.

Black men are stronger, higher, true,
white boys like me were born to serve you.
i give up my manhood, now i know my place,
beneath Black power, beneath your race.

his strength the only truth i know,
i kneel, i yield, i let it go.

if anyone hasnt noticed yet, (i took AP eng lit and comp, passed with 4)

the poem is deliberately structured so that each successive stanza contains fewer lines than the one before it

this gradual reduction serves as a metaphor for my masculinity slowly slipping away

as the stanzas diminish, so does the speaker's sense of manhood, creating the impression of something quietly fading into nothingness

 

[Ozchyn]

if anyone hasnt noticed yet, (i took AP eng lit and comp, passed with 4)

the poem is deliberately structured so that each successive stanza contains fewer lines than the one before it

this gradual reduction serves as a metaphor for my masculinity slowly slipping away

as the stanzas diminish, so does the speaker's sense of manhood, creating the impression of something quietly fading into nothingness

if anyone hasnt noticed

 

[IronMike]