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Entitlement Poems - Poems about Entitlement

belittlement
i settle for the littlest scraps i can secure; i settle for the littlest scraps, and even then they're hard to procure. i kneel for the most jaded of hearts; i kneel for the jaded hearts, even when my own is pierced through by stray darts. i vouch for the blandest demeanors i can find; i vouch for the bland...

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Categories: entitlement, abuse, angst, dark, depression,
Form: Rhyme
privileged entitlement
In the barn, I wear white. I may not know it now but it is the last time I'll ever wear something so innocent. Late in the dark night, cold air hits my face. A little lamb, freshly born. But some things are not quite right. It's sick and twisted, four eyes and a missing limb. Everything around is disturbed, and moves...

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Categories: entitlement, birth, cry, cute, dark,
Form: Free verse



Entitlement
“Do you know who I am?” he cried When showing up too late To board his flight; Montana police Were summoned to the gate. United workers would not budge Despite repeated threats To call the corporate honchos, Thinking they’d express regrets. Instead, Ted Cruz was booked again For later in the day And lucky for us all Entitlement was kept at bay....

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Categories: entitlement, bullying,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Kings of the Earth
Your life’s but a shadow he’s a king of the earth he’s secure in his place he knows his own worth. He‘s lacking all burdens his smile merits bliss by the King be commanded you’re deemed worthy young miss. The lady‘s so lucky, as a rose meant for plucking, this brawling, rough rogue, - this heir to earths throne, deems her worth the f—king. I chuckle demurely, “Be away...

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Categories: entitlement, perspective, teen, youth,
Form: Rhyme
Entitlement
Some act, sin surely meant, Ambition entitlement Some act, sincerely meant, And bit shun entitlement Some act, unruly deft, Some tact, and duly left One say, entire verse, some say, and tire verse...

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Categories: entitlement, allegory,
Form: Rhyme



Blind Loyalty
The worst kind of loyalty, is often meted out blindly It’s an entrapment, and it always ends badly I once thought to try it on for size But I couldn’t afford its high price I found it made a rather merciless and relentlessly evil master Pushes its ardent fans, with all the strength it can muster Under its...

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Categories: entitlement, character, conflict, culture, humanity,
Form: I do not know?
No To Self Entitlement
All I ever wanted was to shine. But I deemed my light by not saying what needed to be said Not to my narcissistic mother and neglective father Not to my toxic and untrustworthy friends Not to my bully at school Not to that teacher whom always underestimated me Not to my emotionally unavailable ex boyfriend Not...

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Categories: entitlement, anger, appreciation, betrayal,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Murder Entitlement
Cop core culture cultivates racist malevolence, The profiling pseudoscience. Cop core contempt, rogue roving terrorists in blue, Sadists through and through. Cop core combatants harass, torture, then kill, Another handcuffed man choked still. Cop core cruelty depraved indifference to the defenseless. ...

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Categories: entitlement, anger, corruption, culture, death,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Today's Free Lunch
for those of us who grew up on the farm rammed down our throats that there’s no such thing as a free lunch still keeping our nose tightly to the grind such days bursting now with feelings of entitlement reach worlds beyond our boggled comprehension AP: Honorable Mention 2020 Posted on February 17, 2020...

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Categories: entitlement, change, people, society, work,
Form: Free verse
Entitlement
There was pity for one second for the victim in this case, when 'Hilly', 'Bee' and me were walking to our drinking place. We were slobbering in thought for what keeps us all afloat, then 'Hilly's' eyes flew open wide - "Is that a hundred dollar note!" A hundred 'bucks' was lying there upon the unknown nature strip. 'Should...

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Categories: entitlement, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Covetousness
============================== out back of the barn I watch you hitch a wagon to the fine draft mare your last harvest bought 'tis I would be behind her, had I seen her first (and had I a cart) while you travel in comfort, I ruin my good feet why should she be yours?? ============================== Written: 10/28/2018 Contest: Seven Deadly Sins Sponsor: Edward Ibeh...

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Categories: entitlement, hate, horse, jealousy, judgement,
Form: Choka
Children of Entitlement
They won't let us have the same things ... things that once was given to them They say we deserve it not, because we're of the rejected seed --- those who drew the accursed lot They know who they be, them who speak ever so conservatively Within their hearts they believe the children of slaves ain't entitled to anything Oh woe, woe to them How hollow...

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Categories: entitlement, black african american, perspective,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Entitlement
I am not amazed he lost both sight and fight She walked unfettered into calm In "Paris Blues" one peach-clad pussycat was pursued The Proprietor's goal lacked glitter Historically, he knew better She departed He felt the blues He wore imaginary badge of entitlement and breathe air of pseudo pride She read his lips, looked him in the eyes Then smiled her clairvoyant smile His...

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Categories: entitlement, conflict,
Form: Free verse
Self Entitlement
Self entitlement is the bane of issues etched in stone hand written in times of great happiness sadly in great times of more bleak emotions our self given self entitled righteousness is stripped clean and drug through the mud leaving us empty and cold thirsting for things we cannot have this is the lose of our sanity at the beginning of the end...

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Categories: entitlement, dark, drug,
Form: Free verse
Entitlement
If I had but a wish A reward greater than heaven I would give However, must you demand? The Elephant ask that we leave them in peace The seal asks us to lower the club The trees ask for more time But you ask for the world The cold and weary ask for a blanket and a place to rest The hungry ask for...

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Categories: entitlement, life,
Form: Free verse

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