Short Critic Poems

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Critic

Moment we are critical of our critic ~ we become a critic

03.07.2022.
Submitted to Bite Size Poem no 10, Line Gauthier
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Clerihew PIC 4

Coleridge a poet of renown
his name circulated London town
Also a bit of a critic
success if he gave your verse a tick
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Clerihew Ruskin

England's John Ruskin
a critic when he first did begin
Water colour though was his passion
in this genre he did ever belong
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Clerihew Rushkin

Art critic John Rushkin
thought some painting an expression of sin
He drew still life in the main
dying at 81& a little insane
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Clerihew Muller

Otto Muller from Germany
briefly in Die Brucke grouping was he
His art though a little primitive 
something a critic can forgive
Form: Clerihew


Critic :: Amarnath Verse

Critic is a person expresses a view on something based on merit of art work with great skill. ~x~x~
© Pratap Roy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Broadway Play

a new broadway play
extravagant production
waiting for reviews

in but a few words
critic can shut down the show
after the first run
art
Form: Senryu

Voices

My inner critic suffers the most,
Constantly told to muck off,
I don’t like his ways he's not my friend,
I cant stand his "playing host".
Form:

Premium Member In the Hot Seat

armchair critic -
a charlatan’s credentials
go up in flames

[Published in Poetry Pea Journal 5:25 Nov 2025 & PP Podcast Nov 04, 2025]
Form: Senryu

Toho Studios Presents...

Gabriel groaning:
" Another Godzilla flick!"  ( 3 second delay on sound track.)
Almighty critic. ( Cue theme music and metallic pipe organ roar.)
Form: Senryu

Inner Critic

"Do you have an 
'Inner Critic'
inside your head
'raining on your parade...?'

Instead, replace with love,
for all else 
is just a charade."
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Clerihew Baudelaire

The French poet&critic Baudelaire
made many a quote sans a care
Genius, being chi!dhood retrieved, at will 
a childhood.. equipped with adult skill
Form: Clerihew

Everybody's a Critic

There was a young lady who swore
That the movies were simply a bore:
Someone asked, “Not to pry,
But could you explain why?”
The rejoinder was merely a snore.
Form: Limerick

Words Race

Words Race

How does a poet critic lead mankind?
How does he gain so much clout?
His opinions race men.

 © Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
January 20, 2010

Poetic form: Kimo
Form: Kimo

Ethical Rascal

Once there was a man called Easter Ethics
behaves in a mischievous teasing way, critic
“heat and fun motivates
if mutual trust is active”
bloody! ethical rascals amaze writers by critique.
Form: Limerick

A Spark

Happy birthday, dear Antoneth, 
A critic leaves chilly remark, 
Then indicates in the same breath 
That the book will provide a spark. 

Topic: Birthday of Antoneth A. Alfonso (March 19)
Form: Quatrain

Ego

Egotistical,
a mystical being.
Lyrical,
haters feed my ego.
You see my horns?
Demoniacal,
I'll quiet the critic scorns.

What are you hating for?


Jared Pickett
1/30/2010
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Premium Member Charles Dickens - Edited

Social critic and novelist Charles Dickens -
The plot of his every book so interestingly thickens!
Not only the creator of Scrooge was he;
He revived the Christmas spirit for you and for me.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member You Aint No Critic

Perused all the new poems up for today There are some stunners I really must say But then there are some That are really quite bum Mine's not much better, but I still want to play
Form: Limerick

Everyones a Critic

A painter once was asked
why his figure were divine
but his children so ugly
that it should be a crime. 

The painter replied,
“This is my plight.
I make pictures by day,
but children by night.”
art
Form: ABC

Religions and Politics

Politicians preaching now religions 
Religious souls practicing now politics 
Politicians in critic of ones in religions 
Religious in critic of ones in politics 
In silence innocent masses in between

Premium Member George Bernard Shaw

George Bernard Shaw,
A critic with a vein of comedy and language, quite raw;
He wrote in a movable shack, he liked photography now and then,
Ladies man, died at 94, cremated and planted in his garden.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member The Critic

The Critic By: Tom Wright 8/7/2006 The critic not revealing to me a face I acknowledge not and give no voice. While from shadows he leaves no trace His actions are mandated by choice.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Beauty

Beauty can be only traced by one that has a heart and soul of pure LOVE and never by a 
critic, Their art piece would never be completed

 ~ by: Glendine Martin~


© 2009 Glendine Martin. All Rights Reserved
Form:

The Jilted Muse

A better critic
  than writer…

Your tongue sharpens,
  as your pen hacks

Bastardized on the altar
  of cold description

Disavowed by the jilted Muse,
 —ink bleeding red

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

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