Best Judgement Poems
Below are the all-time best Judgement poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of judgement poems written by PoetrySoup members
Playing HumanThe smile on my lips
is forced and coerced
I pretend to pay attention
give the best possible advice
everyone praises me
I'm so kind, polite and nice
It's all just...
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Categories:
judgement, beauty, character, humanity, humorous,
Form:
Free verse
The EndThe End
Seeing through these cold dead eyes now,
This world looks much different.
The scars of one’s life entire,
Appear now for all to see.
What once meant everything,
Really...
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Categories:
judgement, change, death, god, heaven,
Form:
Lyric
Devils Deadly DimeDevils deadly dime
The sign said no grown-up at the playground.
Tripping on a penny, like a mime!
My hand is in my pocket with the dime I...
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Categories:
abuse, day, irony, judgement,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Sunday MusingsJudgement
You light the fire, then play the victim.
It's not my fire, yet you let it burn.
Rage and pain drive you insane,
creating a parody of hypocritical...
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Categories:
emotions, judgement, muse,
Form:
Free verse
Under the SurfaceMind cannot comprehend, it finds it strange,
when ignorance reigns in human exchange.
Wonder if some people will ever change,
or wish to remain in the firing range.
I...
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Categories:
anti bullying, judgement, political,
Form:
Sonnet
Dead Men Do Tell TalesDead Men Do Tell Tales
I saw, the rot of sad, deep selfish desires,
burning endlessly in clever fires
Piles of cash a tall mountain...
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Categories:
judgement, conflict, cry, dark, deep,
Form:
Rhyme
Amendments To MakeThe last moment of his life came.
The beyond anxiously awaited to receive him into
Its eternal embrace.
He was terrified!
He asked for some more time.
He wished...
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Categories:
death, judgement, life,
Form:
Personification
Our Final TestOur final test will be graded
When our breath has dissipated
Life itself is our final test
Final grade when we’re laid to rest
Taking the test may make...
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Categories:
death, heaven, judgement, life,
Form:
Sonnet
A Sonnet For CompassionWhat words did you use to make someone smile?
Did you reach out to change a stranger’s day?
The smallest gesture makes it all worthwhile,
an act of...
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Categories:
community, humanity, judgement,
Form:
Sonnet
Literary Feud Among - Pt 1Prelude to what…..
I see you, / you / yes, come into my……
laboratory of alchemist mystical languaging.
where arsenic spills into the whirlpool of...
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Categories:
emotions, judgement, literature, poetry,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Selfie Or Call Me InsensitiveYou call me insensitive,
But I don't believe that's true;
Because, you see,
It's all about me.
It's not about you.
You say your opinion doesn’t matter,
That I’ve no respect...
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Categories:
judgement, angst, culture, funny, giggle,
Form:
Rhyme
Old Lady"bag of bones"
I wonder if when you look at me
You can't bring yourself to like the vanity
Lost somewhere inside...
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Categories:
age, beauty, blessing, judgement,
Form:
Verse
Temptation Itches On All Living ThingsTemptation Itches On All Living Things
Temptation itches on all living things
often nobody knows just how it stings,
not the icky-glues in its sticky pastes
nor the rotten...
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Categories:
judgement, art, conflict, deep, humanity,
Form:
Sonnet
Just An ObservationWe oft expect of others,
In most given situations,
What we ourselves would do,
For it's our inclination,
To think that we are all the same,
So we think they...
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Categories:
discrimination, judgement,
Form:
Quatrain
Thoughts On MoralityWe learn
right from wrong by
the zenith of our youth
but do we learn moral lessons
in the exact way, and
do some learn them
at all?
We show
distaste toward
those whose...
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Categories:
judgement,
Form:
Verse