Spoilt Little Rich Girl Poem by Shaun Cronick

Spoilt Little Rich Girl

Rating: 5.0


What you frivolously spend in a day,
It takes reality people years to earn.
Mercedes, Dior, Chanel, and Vuitton,
Desired by others who you avoid and spurn.

You're a rich girl daddy's little rich girl,
Who treats all others like a dirty doormat
So selfish, self-centred a simple rich bitch,
Thinking you're so special when really a brat

They say that people can change,
Perhaps they see a bright light.
Guides them to be a better person,
Leaving behind a greedy parasite.

A true phoenix from the ashes,
As you rise to take your place.
In your heart care and compassion,
And hope written on your face.

Monday, February 10, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: care,change,changes,changing moods,hope
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