Short Criticism Poems
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Being criticized by wise,
it's totally flattering ...
But criticized by ignorant
it is pure scorn and cursing
Criticism
By: Tom Wright
4/15/2019
Unsolicited,
And never found to be nice;
Is harsh criticism.
facing unending criticism
vaporised self is immune
yet there’s a small chasm
since souls are out of tune
20-January-2023
no more destructive
criticism ~ positive
suggestions only
--Collaborative effort between Susan Gentry and Gershon Wolf
Criticism of others
Is like walking
On fresh fallen snow
The true imprint
Of your meaning
Will instantly, show
WIZDUMBs BY JA 289
A weak ego
frequently goes ablaze
In the dark kettle of criticism,
And becomes more cold.
Without its companion woes
shrinks and breaks in silence.
Queens to rule
Robbers to steal
Scientists to experiment
Teachers to teach
Why mess it up sir, let them do their work and you do what you are told to………
I appreciate criticism love to hear your thoughts/ enlightenment can't be bought/ your words can be the net to the pimped butterfly that is too evasive to be caught.
age labels
young/old
as
body/mind
in between
what's
within or without
perspectives seen be
of
one's phenomenology
of disciplinary criticism
len
my apologies
shared my honest opinions
since you asked for them
wanting my affirmation
and not expecting the truth
written May 28, 2021
criticized by wise
it's totally flattering
is stimulating ...
but by ignorant,
is execration cursing,
is crucifixion ...
Constructive criticism,
A term oft misused.
In enhancing another's,
Daily performance.
Be politically correct,
and leave less abused.
Positive feedback,
Encourages conformance.
wounded by constant criticisms she feels
.
worthless, commits suicide •••
parents regret life-long
~
04.09.2021
For Constance La France, kimo
To my dear friends
Who often mends
each other's,
Imperfections
Through criticism we reflect
Through laughter we forget
And through unspoken words
We keep, and say another's
Tin cup of criticism
hollow and blue
Empty aspersions
poison the brew
Its venom unasked for
distilling in pain
Opinion left rancid
—acidic and vain
(The New Room: November, 2021)
a thin film of pride
scorn'd by the green and vintage
merlot dialogues
coagulated thoughts, make
growing pains turn arthritic
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If I never learn to take criticism.....how will I grow?
Would you really want to hurt someone
Or would you rather be an encouragement
Remember what you speak it has power
Do you know the true power of criticism
Speak but use power of encouragement
Poem At Peak of Perfection
About my many poems things do seek;
Constructive criticism is great critique;
So have no fear;
Experts are here;
Poem perfection soon will reach its peak.
Jim Horn
Dry Swimming Pool
He learned how to play with a loose tool;
Suffered from much criticism and ridicule,
When he had lied,
After a while died,
Being fool who dove into dry swimming pool.
Jim Horn
Acceptance of our mistakes
Very important for us human being
Father Christ understands
We are only human
Correct “Definition” spelling
D-e-f-i-n-i-t-i-o-n
Check Terminology
Construct
Form: New Criticism
Form:
U.N.I.Q.U.E
U.nlike anyone else
N.o one is exactly my kind
Strong minded and I.ntelligent
But Q.uiet at times
U.naffected by criticism
I stay just finE.
Words don’t faze me, I continue to shine
Form:
For each specific thing that one performs
Easy it is us him to criticize
But if we try better than him to do
We may fail the same task to realize.
©Demetrios Trifiatis
08 May 2021
Lin Lane
Criticism of Other's
A Positive Message
Self-esteem
/
Self-worth
Should never be left up to
Nor
Decided by other's
It's more about what lurks inside
They make us fear and hide
Pride
RHYTHM
I am listening to the rhyme of the rhythm
Nothing can compare to your wisdom
Life is something synchronized with system
Can we withstand the worst criticism
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando November 26, 2016
The chorus of criticism
echoes unblessed
Where millions hide waiting
misled and repressed
Destruction and mayhem
the rallying cry
With freedom the villain
— in hope’s genocide
(The New Room: February, 2025)