Short Feedback Poems

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


Lovely Read

It's a howling love
poem yet unable to
write curly feedback

Anyway 7 rated
wonderful lovely poem
so glad to read it
Form: Senryu


Good Faces Feedback

sweet so worm's hidden 
                              sour's free from natural foes
                                   good faces feedback
Form: Senryu

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

Premium Member Christmas Lives

“Christmas Lives!!”

Christmas was…
Because Christ Lived!
Christmas is…
Because Christ Lives!!

Noels_Art

Comments: FEEDBACK WELCOME.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
twinkling on a hunter’s wall this year.
Bulbs and ornaments animate his rack.
Day after Christmas, Santa’s getting feedback.
Form: Clerihew


Haiku Attempt 1 the Mass Murder

A Shotgun Gleaming
Spent Shells make noise in the forceful wind
Bodies lay lifeless

Note: Still learning how to create haikus feedback and help much appreciated!
Form: Haiku

Advert 90260003

this is propaganda [eggs]
this is your brain on propaganda [frying eggs]
any questions? 
if you have any questions please provide your feedback 
at www.bbiswatchingu.com
Form:

Premium Member An Oxymoron

Constructive criticism,
A term oft misused.

In enhancing another's,
Daily performance.

Be politically correct,
and leave less abused.

Positive feedback,
Encourages conformance.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Thank You All

I would like to thank everyone who has commented and gave me positive feedback. sometimes I get to depressed to even write but then i see that people actually like what i write. Thanks for the motivation.
- Jordan
Form:

Laughing

My heart shakes with joy,
My cheeks sheen superbly,
My eyes stressing out,
When i hold no gloom.

I set my life at a save pace,
Everything around at peace,
An unexpensive feedback to life,
In turn an addition to live.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member A Weirdo Poet

My wifey poo Cathie thinks I'm a weido poet But the feedback I receive sure doesn't show it They want much more Of my limericks galore Can't live without youse guys and she knows it © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member SILICON AND SOUL

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ artificial logical, swift calculating, processing, evolving input, actuators, feedback, brain, heart, emotions, feeling, loving, erring frail, boundless human
Form: Diamante

Victim Blaming

Oppressed and suppressed
Facing hate speech
Rude snarky remarks
Unsympathetic sympathies
Bully laughs
Bizarre comments
Negative feedback.
Note.Victim Blaming is common in Pakistan.
Stop meddling and mind your own business.

Limited Options

Life out of control
Dictated circumstances
Limited options



Thank you everyone for your time and feedback, much appreciated. I am trying to hone my
writing ability, so hopefully I am improving.

Anthony -http://artcomet.blogspot.com
Form: Haiku

I Need Summary of This Poem

What is the summary of these two poems : "on the memory of mr edward king, drowned in the irish seas by john cleveland, mark anthony;"when as the nightingale chanted her vespers dirge" by james shirley. Please I need feedback on these two poems.
Form: ABC

Premium Member OF SAGE NATURING WORDS: A Reflection On Pontificating Words

In natured wording,
In what season can you say, 
“Never say never?!”
It’s said, “God never leaves us!”
Never will this not be?!

Never ever stop
Fighting for liberation;
No, never ever:-
Such audacious wordplay;
Saying, “Never say never.”
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Polar Vortex

Polar Vortex

Knock, knock, knock,
Open the door
The cold rushes in
Knocks me to the floor!

Lock, lock, lock,
Locking the door
Cold go away
Come back here no more!

NoelsArt

Comments: Minus something, it’s cold outside! FEEDBACK WELCOME.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sonnet

Small iambic form named
Sonnet- is quite succinct
Scripted in fourteen lines
Sundered into three parts:
Stage- outlined in Octave
Sestet- four-line feedback
Summation- last two lines.


January 22, 2022

Contest: Your Choice 2022
Sponsor: Brian Strand
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Jamming Ketten

Jamming without an audience,
audience feedback limit’s you. 
You must remain free and easy,
easy to do while just jamming. 

Jamming with a brand new lyric,
 lyric that has become complete.     
Complete yet it’s unexpected 
 unexpected hits grow jamming.
Form: Other

Premium Member Awkward Socially

I have a general tendency,
to not respond to comments left for me,
but please everybody,
do not take that personally,
because I do appreciate your feedback greatly,
but the truth is in all honesty,
that you're dealing with someone who is very awkward socially.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member While I Was Not Sleeping

A Poem or two a day 
May make things feel a little bit more okay 
Find a place to post it on the internet
 And feedback you might get 
Stuck here near the Florida beach
 Much creativity is in reach 
We are winning this war 
Since we know how to defend from being a bore
Form: Rhyme

Ode To Jm Hendrix

James was pretty good at his job
Left- handed nonetheless
Most thought it was not music
The kids just could not care less.

The feedback always washed him clean
The crowds breathed purple haze.
At 27, he died on Paisley satin sheen
Too much talent, he just ran out of days.
Form: Ode

Untitled, La Boheme Series

I have begun a short haiku series based on my favorite opera La boheme.  This haiku may begin the series,not sure.  Hoping for feedback.  Thanks for reading.


le bon homme Puccini smiles
white magnolias
by concert halls bloom


—————————-
(c)sally Young eslinger 1/14/2021
Form: Haiku

Thanks Ii Eucharis

I
Skills galore
Wills afore
Adam before
Uneven score
Evils galore

II
Reading, re-reading
Poems, Writing
Encouraging, engaging
Lisa, Linda, Harry, Joe
Suzette, Michelle, Insolent Rib

III 
Mystical Roses
Lyrical Crosses
Sometimes Glosses
Savior's Losses
Love's Roses
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

Haiku Number:20170328

sounds of living water
winter's mute snow moths
spring into thunderstorms
NOTE: There is some flexibility with the 5,7,5 syllable rule. This haiku used 6,5,6 syllables. Thanks for any feedback, or advice. (c) Anil Deo, 2017March28.
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

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