Short Begrudge Poems

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Premium Member Soup Contest

I held a Soup contest then fudged it. Didn't think I'd really go judge it. Then the months went by and by while my hand played in my fly. How soon the poets did begrudge it!
Form: Limerick


Premium Member My Bluejay

He tilts his head
watching me approach,
knowing full well
that he is master 
of the attack on my 
strawberries…no use
fighting about it..he
just waits and hops 
along the fence. I give in
with a certain pleasure, and
do not begrudge him
his share..

7/13/14

Premium Member Hospitality

She came in the winter. My Tiger shared of his food. He did not begrudge her eating. My Tiger cat is good. This spring she bore a set of kits. There are exactly four. Tiger watches as his feed Is dwindling more and more. We must go to the store. For 50 word contest

If You Can'T Stand the Heat

Oh, my dear, 'tis plain to see
That you lack Humility
Why must you whine o'er rugged rhymes,
That ill-affect your poetry?

Helping hands are hither slapped,
At a mere suggestion
In thine self, bruised ego wrapped
When thy work is questioned!

Begrudge, me not, the better Poet:
I was right, and both we know it!

*I SPIT FIRE CONTEST ENTRY
Form: Rhyme

Life Is a Game

To each his own, 
they always say.
To each his own, 
is the only way.

So tell me why,
they always stray
from those very words 
they so often say.

Do they really care, 
or is it just unfair?

Judge not lest yea be judged!
They care not 
for they begrudge.

Do as I say not as I do.
Oh, these words are 
so very true.

Life is a game,
you see.
The object,
to keep your 
SANITY.
Form:


Premium Member Our Journey

We embark on a new journey,
Let our travels never end,
Keep us heading in the same direction,
Though the track may sometimes bend,
Let happiness be our destination,
Let our trademark be a smile,
Let us enjoy every footstep,
Not begrudge a single mile,
Let us revel in new discoveries,
Greet each fresh dawn with pleasure,
Let us find our inner-wealth and know ...
The true meaning of treasure.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Shifting Solubles

the existence of known solubles
be they spiritual, molecular or imaginary
derivations, vain or divine

Protest
Implode
Disappear
Relinquish
Begrudge
Refuse
Rebel
Resist
Rebuke
Ignore
Mock
By chance, plot or plan

take maternity shops for example
pay phones
bill of rights?
alarm clocks
constitution?
looking up from our handheld
electronic god to greet passersbys

purge our souls


03/08/13
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Fudging It

When all else fails make some fudge,
Which they will not begrudge,
Even if it leaves a smudge. 

From my chocolate fudge they will not budge,
My daughter makes a Russian fudge
That disappears before it makes the fridge.

When the children were 4 and had a grudge, 
I made some fudge,
And let them be the judge,

Now my eldest daughter at 27 will not budge, 
Until I make some fudge, 
Something I never begrudge.

With Envy Do I Climb

How I begrudge the eyes of all these men:
  To whom the balcony has pledge in time,
An envy which befits this grasping vine
Whilst shaking its temptation joining them.
The far betweens of having found it hard
To cut it down in turn eludes this love,
That I, cannot indeed be before you guard
Whose arm is severed less from you above.
Then let it be, that new vines do exist
While futures' looking bright, I shall persist.
Form: Rhyme

Sticks And Stones

Hate me slate me or berate me call me names it's all the same I don't care to my mind it's no more than hogwash simply put just hot air the proclivities of others I don't judge and their predilections I won't begrudge I live and let live as I too do have mine but tresspass on my territory there's where I draw the line tho' non-violent step on my toes and believe you will receive a black eye or bloody nose
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Always, a Change of Plans

Always, a change of plans
   Interrupts my tranquil course -
Set forth by circumstances
   It appears, for the worse.

I resent it, I begrudge -
   It chips away at my mind -
Finally, I'm forced to oblige
   And surrender my time

But once by hushed words -
   I learned of a blessing:
What seemed a dreadful recourse
   Placed me in a better setting.

That's why when the Thief flees
   You shouldn't be too upset
For the Divine may be
   Watching out for your interest.
Form: Rhyme

The World Cup

The world's abuzz with soccer
Though I couldn't give a hoot.
I wouldn't even have a clue
For which team I should root.

The bars are packed with rousing fans;
I don't begrudge their cheers,
But I prefer a tennis match
To savor with my beers.

I'd also watch the Yankees play
'Cause baseball's what I know,
Though baseball-haters claim the game's
Inordinately slow.

So while the teams do battle
With the World Cup as the prize,
I'll find a book or other show
To occupy my eyes.
Form: Rhyme

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