Castle

A military man of honour and pride,
Frank Castle brave in constitution,
But changed the moment his family died,
Witnessing a brutal mob execution.

Castle died and the Punisher was born,
Dressed as black as the darkness within,
A skull on his chest, where his heart was torn,
Weapons in tow, let the war begin.

Whatever the crime, there is no relief,
Killer or crook, they’re all no-good,
His passion for punishment beggars belief,
Fighting inside the ‘circle of blood.’

Whether criminals lurk in shadows or light,
The Punisher is there to bid them goodnight.

By Paul Webster