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A new word for everyone’s vocabulary: Hozierian!
Shared via Daragh Fleming’s Instagram on March 28, 2026
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I've been watching short videos of Daragh Fleming, reciting his poetry. This particular poem, "Before The End," is speaking to those of us in the US that are really bothered, sad, angry, or resigned about the state of affairs here in the US. It isn't long, maybe one minute or so/
From "Goodreads:"
Daragh Fleming is an author and poet from Cork in Ireland. He's weird, but in a good way. His conversational style of writing blends with a unique insight to create some very bizarre stories which not only entertain, but delve into the human condition.
He is informed by a background in psychology, linguistics, and mental health which is evident in his writing. He uses his stories as a means to commentate on the social climate of the modern era in an on-brand, provocative manner.
If I ever have boys, they’ll be dangerous men.
They’ll smile at dogs and children and be a tonic to friends.
They’ll send flowers to their mother just because,
And they’ll be a shoulder for many when the world is too much.
My boys will know that vulnerability is strength.
They won’t bottle anger, they’ll learn how to express.
They won’t let pride be the reason they hide,
Wearing masks while they’re hurting inside.
No, my boys will be dangerous men.
They won’t stay silent even when it’s uncomfortable for them.
They’ll learn that their actions are more effective than words,
But they’ll use their voices to amplify the unheard.
They’ll know that love isn’t something to perform,
They’ll see beauty in all of its forms.
My boys won’t grow learning to emotionally hide,
They’ll reshape masculinity into something they like.
Make it softer to touch,
They’ll know that who they are is more than enough.
They’ll know that being a man doesn’t mean carrying the burden alone,
They’ll learn that an emotional man is a man fully grown.
They won’t settle everything with violent swings,
They’ll live in truth even when that truth stings.
So, yeah, if I ever have boys,
They’ll be dangerous men.
But the danger they’ll be, won’t be the one society meant.
- Daragh Fleming