Short Judges Poems

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Premium Member Why do you judge

How can you stand there 
and judge me?
When God is the only
person who judges




(Will expand on this at a later time)
god


Alone We Judge Defend and Blame

Alone,
    we are
    judges and defendants,
    alone
    we blame ourselves
    and we hold
    to concepts
    so vain...
Form: Epigram

Premium Member A Keats Vignette

In our poetic firmanent
Keats is a brightest star;
he died,he thought a failure-
history judges otherwise,
true poetics ,never dies
Form: Ekphrasis

Not Fair

Miss Dee Meaner and Fellow Knee
Went together to cop a plea
Both had on show
Those things that grow
But judges rule what one may see!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Forgiveness

A person who judges another, is at risk of not being forgiven.



Inspired by William Darnell Sr.  My comment on his poem titled “Hangman”.
god
Form: Monoku


Olympic Meddle

A skater with a beautiful face
Wore panties trimmed with delicate lace
The judges swore
They did not score
For the lace being quite out of place!
Form: Limerick

To Be Honest With You

Teachers know some liars will sputter
And judges know liars will mutter
But truth be told
Some are quite bold
Donald Trump will lie in the gutter!
Form: Limerick

Buy Your Leaf

Olympic athletes performed nude
(Spectators back then cheered the lewd)
The judges (we're told)
Used layers of gold
To honour the most well-hung dude
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Quack, Quack

Donald has a dreadful cough,
His so-called friends are dropping off.
He has been a naughty boy,
Donald would not share his toys,
Now he faces Judges Wrath.
Form: Limerick

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

Premium Member Renowned for Good Deeds

  
 	A scholar is known for his scholarly output
           A minister’s renowned for good deeds

        God sits back and judges them both
           ~ based on what His creations need
Form: Rhyme

Never Ever Land

aka

Später Wenn der Mondenschein

Donald Trump is now fighting crime
His lawyers and judges won't rhyme
They will not support
His Plea to abort
They're Blinken and Biden their time!
Form: Limerick

BY ITS ROOT -2nd place

He who judges a tree by its root 
Misses the chance to taste its fruit 
But he who nurtures it with understanding 
Reaps a sweetness without ending

Bite size poem no 75 poetry contest 
2nd place
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Pet Rock ****

I'm not one who judges, interferes or meddles,
but I must spay my pet rock because it won't stop having pebbles.
You may find me to be somewhat of a nut
but I truly suspect that my pet rock is a ****.
Form: Rhyme

"irksome Judge's"

All Buildings Crumble-

Demon's Enjoy Fire-

Ghost's Humiliate Irksome Judges-

Kittens Lick Milk, Naturally!

Old People Quit Riot Squads-

Tall Urbane Vampires
With Xchromosomes Yield Zombies!
© Bill Frew  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Abc, Follow Me

A badly crazed, disgustingly earnest feline
grossly, haughtily, ignorantly judges kangaroos,
losing many niggling oppressed pumas
quietly reserving skunks to understand
very wayward x-rays, you Zebras.
Form: ABC

Liberty and Justice For All, C'Mon

To uphold the justice
they swear; 
Yet,
how do you expect
some judges who attempt
to button their gowns 
with no buttons
before a president
to be fair


(That is what often happens in my country)

The Hanging Tree

In the Old West, when a man stole a horse
                    There was one lesson taught, no judges bought, problem solved
                    There were no singers of sad songs, guilty were hung by the neck
© Danny Nunn  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

We the Conned Demned

feels like I'm hanging
Grin with the swing
my would be judges
stare at feet
while my bulging eyes
see the wind
as it flutters
the tree at the end of the street
you can't kill free
it will always breathe

Dawn

Those who dream 
and value Time 
live to see a Dawn.

But doomed into 
the ruins of a Dinosaur
are those that forever
Dilly-Dally.

For theirs is Drowning
and Dropping
Till history judges
them Harshly.
Form:

Black Lace Widow

White pages stare
	   at the blood stains of the past
White virgin cries then dies
	   red wine to the victor
Roses so blue
	   tell tales in the wind
Judges three, older than all of thee
	   all of them colorblind
Form:

Premium Member Deaf Blind Judge

Listen to poem:
to be fair and frank, all judges wearing ear plugs and blindfolds,
must peek undercover to see what unfolds,
to read counsel lips to discern what is said,
lest the tone of voice in what is said aloud, biases them instead.

Premium Member A Professional Poet

A professional I was, poeting for years The authorities arrested me for plagiarizing my peers But it was just the opposite For awards was nominated However, paid off the judges, so it shortened my career
Form: Limerick

GENOCIDE IN GAZA

as South African authorities 
opened case at International court of Justice , 
accusing Israel of genocidal actions 
in Gaza, 
hope the judges 
will look at this issue 
seriously...
As no one must be 
above the Law.

Premium Member Goo-Goo For Gaga

Six plumed vamps, posed on pointe,and smiled lewdly at the judges.
Girls stumbled across the stage and collapsed into a feather heap.
Audiences went goo-goo for their camp twist on Lady Gaga.

For Rick Parise Siju contest
Form: Sijo

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