Critiquing Poems


Premium MemberCritterature: Critiquing William Blake

"Tyger, tyger burning bright
In the forests of the night…"
Archaic spelling set aside,
And not intending to be snide,
But really, Mr. Blake, I take exception.
While a tiger's luminosity
May pique your curiosity,
What the beastie's wattage is, you've no conception.
But who am I to judge you?
And so I'll not begrudge you
This "poesy" that was your lifelong passion.
But could it
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Categories: critiquing, animal, humor,
Form: Light Verse

Critiquing Greek Hieroglyphics

Fanciful musings written in challenged braille scribbles
   midst reveries' graffito on stone-cold deafening walls, 
like Greek hieroglyphics for the poetically deranged
  awaiting symmetry's reflectively critiqued paroxysms
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Categories: critiquing, allegory, allusion, appreciation, creation,
Form: Free verse


Premium MemberSeeking Critiquing

Seeking Critiquing  by JTC    For the Comment Contest

It seems all my poems
Get battered and beaten 
Words pulled apart
And thoroughly eaten 
Put in a grinder
Then blown out the shoot
Stepped on and kicked
And given the boot

Partially read, then
Swore at with callous
A comment or two
Expressed with sheer malice
With anger indignant
And four letter words
In some
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Categories: critiquing, abuse, appreciation, conflict, encouraging,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberCritiquing 'N' Kindness

I know what you are thinking
This poem really stinks
Why did he bother writing it
Why'd he waste the ink

What kind of form, did he use
It's not on any list
It doesn't follow any rules
Oh Boy, this gets me P*ssed

Where'd he learn to spell
And make those stupid rhymes
He must have been, held back in school
At least a hundred
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Categories: critiquing, funny, humor, humorous, poetry,
Form: Rhyme

On Critiquing Poetry

To critique a poem is a difficult endeavor.
As every poet is unique
Every word you must dismember-

From Dante to De Sade
Each must be taken
Within it’s intended graces-

A poem, is a eulogy of the poets’ mind
Whether it be about bugs
Or the Great Divine

Each taken separately, 
On it’s own terms- 
Some are so surreal
A true  picture never
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Categories: critiquing, on writing and words
Form: Light Verse


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