Best Judgmental Poems

I can no longer hold my tongue
 
I’ve got my knockers and my mockers
Oh, and I can’t forget the blockers
 
So you badmouth me on FB behind my back
Let rip with your vitriol and go on the attack
 
With your false humility and humble claims
You...

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I seal a kiss of blessings away from traitors
away from judgmental people and haters.

I am weary of reading and listening
to people using their pen to cripple, bringing
pain and suffering to other living souls.
I ask what their goal is to cast hot coals.

The vengeful dishonesty to...

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(I think this is how Robert Lindley will reply, if at all...)


I wonder why you'd hate me, 
Maybe because I'm kindly, 
But you don't irritate me, 
I will not judge you blindly...
 
You can't stop me from writing, 
I won't stoop to distress you, 
I...

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Egocentric, engaged in games of one-upmanship
I developed a jaundiced and judgmental eye
Over time, losing over mind-body my grip

Belied expectations oft made heart sigh
My reflex response was to put others down 
Mocking both the living and dead, saw love die

Lines on face hardened, sarcasm bore a...

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By Elton Camp

Oh my, supplies are running low
On another “shopping” trip they go

Give the front windows a smash
Then it’s snatch, grab and dash

The store owner’s a man they know
It’s a place where they regularly go

His means of living to destroy
They act like they much enjoy

Employee...

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Please don't try to judge someone 
By the cover of their book

You really don't know whom they are
By the way that they might look
 
You might see something on their front page
That opens up your eye

It just might be that the one you've judged
Is just...

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Judgmental people and haters
 rise on the internet like mashed masked potatoes,
complaining and cajoling point of words and rhetoric
 while lying low in their own hidden shtick.

The voices, text trembles, lost in malignant words
 with anger, hate, scorn, disapproving chords,
become acceptable display of thought on...

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The plum blossom and snow don’t give up in competing for the early spring, 
In judgmental dilemma, poets have to put down their pen without concluding.
The plum blossom is not so sparkling and white as the snow radiance,
Whereas the snow loses to the plum blossom...

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“When you judge others, you do not define them, you define yourself.”
                                 ...

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Your hesitancy
is observed yet overlooked,
since love in your heart’s not bloomed.

Perhaps it’s a test,
as of our soul agreement,
which we merely here enact?...

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Recognition non-judgmental accepts,
Respecting journey of each soul presence.
Arms open in embrace, love stands erect,
Gently steering other in playfulness,
Subtle fragrance of childlike innocence.
No evil in any is resident;
Aberrations we see, misalignment.
In timeless time all align as ordained,
With love sublime in joyful contentment,
Unifying with God, pure and...

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I tire of reading and listening to 
     Those using their quill and ink to bring pain  
          If they do not have their same point of view. 
  ...

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"Why do you stand and stare,at that girl over there? So judgemental,and oh so cruel,you have no right to ridicule! CNNshe looks so diffrent,she stands out,you have no right to point and shout,just remember she has feelings too,that girl over there oneday could be you!...

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You asked what fueled such angst
As though therapy lay wait
But as I told my story
Your smile dissolved before my eyes;

And I thought with much surprise
Moonshine could be my friend
Your words floated like ice
Yet my simmered soul stayed bubbly.

You seemed to know my husband
So snug you...

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Take a church full of sinners with issues galore,
each needing profoundly the grace of the Lord.
Some trapped in addiction, some weighed down in sin,
some struggling with faith, some who tried but gave in.

Some filled with anger and some with regret,
some who cannot forgive, but there’s...

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