Short Born With A Silver Spoon Poems

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Tradeing Places

born with a silver spoon
had all that bloom
except real deal
the love meal
hurt cause your race
let us face
mane you like to see
what it be
by
TRADEING PLACES


Premium Member Kinda Morose

This silly man needs some cheering up Really don't get it, the sun's my pick-me-up Things are in tune Born with a silver spoon Then why am I carrying such a grudge
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Siddharta Gautama Buddha

Siddharta Gautama Buddha
born with a silver spoon in his mouth, tired of reading sutra
awakened to the fact, fine clothes were uncomfortable, impairing 
sat under a tree, contemplating the spiral of existence while navel staring
Form: Clerihew

Silver Spoon

Born with a silver spoon
In his mouth
But it's rusted now
By the heroin flame
A world of possibilities
Washed away by pain

The blue blood
In his veins
Is polluted by junk
After taking the step up
From smoking skunk

Just another junkie 
Now
Form: Verse

Why and Who?

Why?
Why ask why?
Does it make a difference?
Do you even care?
Or could you care less?
Who is to blame?
Who made this mess?
Why is the sky blue?
What makes you, you?
Why was I born poor?
Why was she born with a silver spoon in her mouth?
Why do I have hips and thighs?
Why doesn't she have any?
What makes you smile?
What makes you cry?
Why ask why?
Form: Rhyme


Diamond In the Rough

I was not born with a silver spoon
Dressed in desiner cloths
Our lived in a fancy high rise in the sky
But iam a diamond in the rough 
One of a king 
There is no other copy
What you see is what you get
A rough out look on life
The raw deals and steals
Yet keeping the shine 
Polishing off the out line layers
Worn and torn years
Waiting to be chosen 
Taken home to be given
As a token of love
Form:

Premium Member Entitled

Ivory tower dweller; 
born with a silver spoon
in his mouth.
He's used to riding 
the lofty coattails 
of his tycoon father 

Selfish, 
arrogant 
and self-centered, 
he expects people 
in his life to go 
the extra mile to keep 
his life "comfortable"

When they fall short, 
he treats them 
like chopped liver.
He's convinced himself
the world owes him
something.



Date written: 06/04/2021
Form: Verse

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