Spoiled to the CoreA Poem by NewWriterOldWorldHow could I possibly understand the mitigated damage I have
taken? A spoiled ramrod that received
nothing more than a slap on the wrist, a soft paddle to the behind, and a
mother who dared never to insult me. Will
I beseech my future wife with incessant requests, my silver spoon glaring for
her to see? Or will I beat her into submission
with my rotten tongue, throwing a fit until she gives into my will. Is this the man I am going to be? Is this the man that I already am? Oh, how I wish I could have been raised by disciplinarians, so then I
could blame no one but myself. Strong
parents who did not send me the way of the bourgeoisie but instead, taught me
how to live like the common folk. Maybe
I would thrive as a merchant, or become a prolific business man. Maybe I would be worthy of a good woman and
not another sapless floozy. But those
are hypothetical and there is no room in life for that type of thinking. I am who I am and who I am is a man lost
without a cause. This is what I get for getting everything. This is what I get for having rich parents. © 2017 NewWriterOldWorldAuthor's Note
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