Ok, here goes.
The proper title is "The Pen: The Final Freedom of a Martyr" but it won't fit x.x

So here is the explanation:
The poem is about a protester in the 1960's. Although I refer to the protester in this comment as a "He," I have left it up to the reader to decide the gender. It can be applicable to girls in the relation to the Suffragettes...the point I'm trying to make is that there are no gender differences when it comes to ones rights and ones freedoms being torn away.

First Stanza:
The fist represents that the protester is strong in his beliefs and is willing to fight for them. He says that he does not fear his oppressors "You I do not fear." In the last line he states that he is aware that there will be suffering and sacrifices but he is willing to pay the price "without pain, there is no gain."

Second Stanza:
In this stanza the protester is at the rally itself "Standing tall," still protecting his beliefs. He is trying to break the ropes which he is bound "I am bound by a "Sound Society."

Third Stanza:
In this stanza the protester is being caught and manhandled by he police. He talks about how his freedom has "escaped just beyond [his] grasp." In the last lines he warns the policeman not to evoke his wrath because it will never come. This relates back to the idea about Martin Luther King's non-violent protest.

Fourth Stanza:
In this stanza, the protester is in jail. He spends the next line in an identity crisis and is trying to find out who he really is. The last 3 lines are him urging others to spread his message.



FIRST EDIT:
- Changed the third stanza in response to criticism on it. Now it distinguishes the types of freedom being lost as "freedom of rights"


SECOND EDIT:
- Changed the last stanza. Rhyming scheme goes through the roof! I consider this the climax of the poem, and its a wonder I didn't have it to begin with. What happens is that he realizes that his freedom "will never change." He also realizes that this is the sacrifice he was talking about in the first stanza, and he learns to accept it.

THIRD EDIT:
- Added a comma to the first stanza and moved part of the third stanza to the fourth. It seems to fit more seamlessly in there