Short Critique Poems

Short Critique Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Critique by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Critique by length and keyword.


Immanuel Kant

Immanuel Kant
we would like to address but we shan't
his Critique of Reason
has apparently not been renewed for a second season.
Form: Clerihew


What Is More Deadly, a Gun Or a Thought

"Damn!" He thought as he died, "I should’ve known not to bring `The Critique of Pure Reason’ To a gun fight!”

Premium Member Clerihew Cozens

John Robert Cozens was all poetry
with Constable critique& comentary
Art ran in his family
Alexander of 'Blof fame' was his dad you see
Form: Clerihew

Mafia Critique

The mafia is like a hemorrhoid:
   -Both absolutely no use
   -Both put the squeeze on their victim
   - and both are a pain in the anus!!

In My Elements

http://elements.solx.co.za/

a metaphysical philosophy and dissertation on the many facets of life. all feedback and critique warmly welcome.
© Matt Jude  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Downton Critique

Louis Bayard
for all we know he didn't really have to try hard
some exquisite bon mots
then those searing synopses had us back in our throes.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member I Interject

a critique is a critique
                                                Ooh

                                          is a comment





;)

Tom Sawyers Boutique

When Tom Sawyer opened his boutique 
His first ad caused people to scoff
The wording caused the bad critique
It said, "Tom Sawyer panties half off!"
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Critique Footle

Critique



                  Word wars,

                   Soul scars!







August 15th, 2014
Written for contest 'Footle' by Judy konos
Form: Footle

Premium Member Its Greek to me or maybe something else

Immigrantis will poison our blood
Flotillis nonabzorba—a flood
Trumpcissus doth speak
And shall bear this critique
“Thou orate constantinely such crud!”
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Backseat Driver

There once was a backseat critique
Whose comments were constant and shrieked
Though the driver was clean
No tickets pristine
The loudest had wrecks every week
Form: Limerick

the critique

Chaotic hypnotic robotic symbiotic                                                                                                         Carotic hieratic proglottic automatic
© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme

Twenty Words

Though contests may pique you,
Judges critique you.
Challenges push you;
Naysayers shush you.
Rhythms confine you;
Poems define you.


Ilene Bauer
for David Williams' Twenty-Twenty Contest
Form: Rhyme

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

Parkour's Not Her Thing

Before parkour gained such popularity
To jump from house to shed, was fun as could be
I dared not critique
When I heard mom shriek  
When you break your legs, don't come running to me!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Acorn

Always pondering over trifles,
Ceasing to react well in time,
Our decadence is written on our faces,
Review as a critique is the need of hour,
Never place political libertine higher to humanity!
Form: Acrostic

Poem At Peak of Perfection

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
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Incomprehensible

Incomprehensible! (A Brief Critique)

Monomaniacally, Thomas Sterns Elliot
wrote in The Waste Land a Lyrical Lay

Sadly for those of us hollow like other men
Incomprehensible! Take it away!

Premium Member At times in life

I’ve allowed some obstacle to become a barricade, and God let me know I wasn’t making the grade. Straightway, that called for a critique of my belief, prayer brought God’s solution for lasting relief.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Can Hardly Open My Eyes

Can hardly open my eyes
To how I used to feel
I can’t set my senses
On my own poetry
Not ready to cry
As I critique my emotions
I hope no one finds me here
Sitting with my back to the world
Don’t open my door
I’m reading
Form:

Terra

1.Pockets of air.
2.Roaring gusts in critique.
3.Swirling leaves.
I'll build a concession stand here immediately.
I knew one day you'd get proactive.
I just thought it'd be, you know- maybe liquefaction, 
flooded power station, mudslide.......

Premium Member CONTEMPRISTA koons tombley

CONTEMPORISTA koons tombley
imagination
  personified
in
  One
    to One
left - field
             e g o
   extravaganzas
retro
random
 improvisations
realised
  ambivalent
tensed dialectical
diatribes
  defying
    descriptive
critique
art
Form: Didactic

Word Salad

There is something that bothers me immensely 
So called poetry that lacks any coherency
Like word salad, (or so it seems to me)
Being passed off as bold 
and sold as artistry 
This poem is not meant as bigotry
It is just a fair critique 
By:J.N.R Dutton
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Poetry

My poetry characteristics life, and experiences in the universe.  I reflect on society challenges and cleverly express my sentiment and visualizations for people and our planet. My motivation  comes from my desire to critique  how I view life and living things.
Form: Bio

Critique

Mirror image of attitude
Desperation left a space
Overbearing love
Beaten to the chase

A negative issue
The new all time low
Nurturing the tattered heart
From a story you don’t know

Make it happen
There is reward
I’ll show you my soul
You bring the sword
art
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