Judging Poems - Poems about Judging

Just judging myself I know it’s just a shame, that I waste my days, losing all my pride I push others aside, that affection can’t compare to those beautiful eyes I think of him, That voice and that grin And I am hooked right back and then, I’m wondering when he’ll be in my life again...

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(To be sung to the tune of “Cruella DeVil” from Disney’s 101 Dalmatian) Angela DeVil, Angela DeVil. Often misunderstood As after a kill To see her is to think Of a devil from hell. Angela, Angela Why not give the girl a chance Perhaps you will See the real Angela DeVil. At first you’d think Angela had no heart But know her better In time you’ll realize She’s...

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Please read the rules above. Obey, Lest you receive a quick “NA.” So many fail to read my rules, So many fail to heed them. Fools! There’s quite a few, yes, I agree, Take note of number fifty-three, Which warns you must use perfect rhymes, Imperfect ones are common crimes. Instances of this are ample, Let me give you an example, By some guy, let’s...

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This is a contest no ordinary As you can judge it is about judges extraordinary Especially the ones who overly judge About nothing, in particular, nothing at all They judge simply for the sake of judging An expertise they have developed over the years And now can’t live without it for the rest of their lives They find exemplary ways to judge...

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Look at her vile dress. Who am I to judge? Eye thorn, My life, inward mess....

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Looking back Honestly and wholeheartedly Having to assess evaluate My life up until this very moment and point In time I have lived this far I would have to judge myself In two completely different parts The old me today and and when I was young Because I can quite honestly say Although they are still both me The younger version of me has changed Through...

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I was friends with a selfish liar pathological habit of desire lying when there was no reason low on friends he chose treason A football team our social scene players, friends & every family including people who act mean his brother & another nasty believing each lie he spoke as each lie made me look...

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As human beings judging others seems to be a common thread.. but remember: The way we judge another does not determine who THEY are… but who WE are instead....

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It is human nature to judge others…as if it’s in our neutrons and protons… which means we need to be careful on what we base our judgements on. Knowing I have this tendency I do my best to try… to determine what I feel are the best traits to judge other people by. I try to judge people by...

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Would you judge someone who has no food to eat ? Would you judge someone with no shoes upon their feet? Would you judge someone who walks around in rags.? Would you judge someone who's home is carried around in bags? Would you reach out and help someone to stand? Would you help someone by giving them your hand? To...

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Judging - and Not! You are not the judge But judge you must...

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I read some poems Judged winners elsewhere In the real world And it cast such a shadow upon My own efforts But then I remembered I'm just an attempting poet In the same way someone Might win an arm wrestle Against the strong man Sometimes At the fair I'm not an enthusiast or a scholar Of this art I put in the moments Not the hours I'm...

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Don’t judge a book by it’s cover but what about the cover art? Strategically drawn out to draw in readers before the writing part I pick my wine by the label too, and with a price under 20 to be sure Wine worthiness over that is fable, obviously I am not a connoisseur That is just my humble...

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I Two trees, two fruit Thistles, thorns: not food Good fruit - good tree Bad fruit reveals tree-truth II Matthew 7 reveals heaven As in Second Eden Read "Revelation" - last book Garden Truths, discern fruits...

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We judge others with ease, so very harshly! But what about ourselves? Not one of us is pure nor sinlesss, Unless you are dead, of course. Moralists have great fun, they do judge all! Yet....Christ loved sinners and saints. So why judge another, it’s not your place! What sins are hidden behind your smiling face? Humanity is not perfect, why pretend it...

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