Captain America

by Mark Spencer   Sep 26, 2004


Captain America
By Mark Spencer

I am just a man,
Though you ask so much more.
I do what I can,
You are what I'm fighting for.

I answer the call,
When no one else can hear.
Ever standing tall,
When injustice does appear.

I'm not Superman,
I've no super strength or speed.
I'm a mortal man,
If you cut me I will bleed.

If all hope is gone,
And I make my final stand,
I will still fight on,
'Till this shield falls from my hand.

I am a symbol,
To the ones who still believe,
In what I resemble,
And what freedom can achieve.

A soldier am I,
And I hold the wolf at bay.
On me you can rely,
To keep him from his prey.

So rest now, assured,
That your future's safe with me.
Despite what you've endured,
In this land where we are free.

I am just a man,
Though you see so much more.
I do what I can,
You are what I'm fighting for.

End.

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  • 4 years ago

    by Matthew Keyes

    I loved this poem. It really captures who Captain America is and what he stands for. Truly awesome work.

  • 19 years ago

    by Billy Lei

    wow, just wow