Dominants do not bully; they treasure what is freely given,
Guarding trust with steady hands and quiet resolve.
They build safety like walls, strong yet welcoming,
Offering protection without crushing freedom,
Turning strength into shelter, never into chains.
Dominants do not hurt; they protect with gentle care,
Guiding with purpose instead of forcing control.
Their hands are steady as stars lighting the way,
Holding space where vulnerability may grow,
Proving strength is tender yet unshakable too.
Dominants do not belittle; they respect what is pure,
Lifting hearts instead of breaking them apart.
Their words build trust, not fear or hesitation,
Reflecting beauty in the power of surrender,
Knowing honor flows freely where it is earned.
Dominants do not force; they guide with steady grace,
Leading with patience, not chains or demand.
Their influence inspires steps to follow freely,
Offering paths carved by faith and devotion,
Trusting time to shape what cannot be rushed.
Dominants do not demand; they earn what is given,
Building towers of trust that rise strong and sure.
Their power is shared, shaped by care and intent,
Resting easy in hands that protect and support,
For leadership blooms when fear has no root.