Best Spoiled Poems

He’s spoiled me
In ways I can’t describe
He silences the wind
So I can breathe the quiet
He whispers grace to my soul
So that I can be made whole
He lifts my spirit to new dreams
So I can know He’s not make believe

He’s spoiled me
In ways I can’t define
He...

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unruly spoiled child
remained up past eight tonight...
giving parents hugs

Copyright © 2008 By Caryl S. Muzzey...

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Those who never take advice,
insist on preaching high

To offer wine that never aged
—from empty barrels dry

(Dreamsleep: March, 2020)...

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my squirrels love bread

peanut butter spread on top . . .

drop plain bread from paws


March 9, 2015

Contest: Squirrel Haiku
Sponsor: Robert James Liguori





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As poison destroys the human body,
so does consenting to the enticement 
of rebels spoil the soul....

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There was once a widow who had nothing but her beloved twin babies, Rosemary, and Ethan. The Widow loved her twins more than the Earth loved the Sun, and vowed to give them anything they desired, so as to make up for them growing up...

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Golf is not a good walk spoiled 
As some folks would suggest!
It’s a game where you can find,
Nature as your guest.

The Woodpecker in its finery,
Peck, peck, pecking away.
The Red Kites flying overhead,
Wow! That sure makes one’s day.

We saw the owl in the trees,
Just after morning...

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air condition dog
she hates summer
spoiled...

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Go on, spoil me rotten
Wrap me in wooly cotton
Enroll me in a class
Where I’m taught the art of grass.
Like your food I always ate
Life is served up on a plate
Now I’m hard to satiate
And you’re the object of my hate.

CH

Give me what I want,
Give it...

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I have a certain cat,
Who's such a spoiled brat
Tippy is his name,
And eating is his game
He whines early each day,
As in my bed asleep I lay
His loud purring in my ear,
Is all that I can ever hear

He's always wanting more,
Of his dinner for me to...

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Old men
who will leave this shattered earth
ruined,youth
will inherit their disaster


Old men
who preach morals
while consuming
devils carbon

The children
will suffer
fear not
the children shall conquer

old ways...

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High above the blistering sun
When the weekly walk turned not so fun.

It started well, watching perfect flight
Of dimpled orb as it flew from sight.

It fell to earth on manicured green.
A more perfect shot had not been seen.

Only inches from the hole in ground
Where an eagle...

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A tribute to Ray Bradbury's The Veldt


Spoiled
by Carson Eelman


The nursery is a curious place
a place where dreams came true
inside lied an African Veldt.
In there the leaves would sway,
as the grass danced in the wind,
the lions roar, the sun beats hot,
it seems so real but know...

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Written April 2, 2016


Queen of sovereignty
Princess of denial
It's more than just a river
Take me down to your water's edge
Where I'll wade in my gown
To dip me in the name of the father, son, and the Holy Ghost
Raise your glasses to a toast
Though sinners promise not...

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Small town hospital in Chariton, Iowa, USA
1952
Dr. Yocum had a recurring dream every night for weeks
God was telling him that he had to buy an incubator.

In 1952
An incubator cost $100,000!

He finally broke down and bought it.
My identical twin and I were born at three pounds...

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