Short Judgmental Poems

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


Inner Beauty

The beauty within
Can only be seen with love
And understanding
Not by judgmental people
Who are filled with hollow souls
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Be Concern of What You Sow

Make the truth gentle, 
            don't be judgmental. 
    Let the breath flow with kindness; 
            build loyalty most monumental. 

11/9/2022
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Parental Advisory

more than blood spurts from open wounds ~ botched diy hacks fetus from womb


                                       # non judgmental #

By
David Kavanagh
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Judgmental eye

Your hesitancy
is observed yet overlooked,
since love in your heart’s not bloomed.

Perhaps it’s a test,
as of our soul agreement,
which we merely here enact?
Form: Sedoka

On the Beach

That will
I swear
Be me,
 On the 
Beach
In a bikini
At ninety three.

Tan
Roasted
Golden brown
Ignoring 
While 
Soaring
Those 
Judgmental 
Harsh frowns
sea


Premium Member In a world where love is in short supply

Look with non-judgmental eyes.
Listen patiently with ears set to kindness.
Embrace change and welcome diversity.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Other

My Granny

Elegant
Reliable
Matronly
Adorable

Worthy
Indifferent
Loyal
Loving
Energetic
Non-judgmental
Entertaining

Never sad
Endless love
Wonderful
Educated
Level-headed
Lovely
Form: Name

Premium Member Reassuring Smiles

Smiling at old folks
to reassure them you're
not a teenage thug.

Even though I'm in
my school uniform and look
like Mary Poppins.

I don't like talking
in front of a group of teens
- they're so judgmental.
Form: Senryu

Pain

it's the pain you've put me through,
i can't even tie my shoe.
judgmental stairs;
ungrateful glares.
those people are everywhere-
nobody would care.
it is a love, hate
it is a shove, bait


December 15, 2017

Premium Member She Is Not Wrong

A writer?   
You are kidding right?
My family reunion’s most judgmental great aunt is clearly horrified.


Everyone is a writer! She says, throwing up her arms.


I do not reply.
For the first time in forever, she is not wrong.

Premium Member Times-A-Wasting

judgmental eye measures whilst sigh of heart treasures scattered thoughts resurrect in dreams fear fraught dissect when head melds with our heart then our true life does start 29-August-2021 Essence
Form: Verse

Unholy Waters

Once again
Religion
Is tearing us apart

Judaic tears
Islamic fear
Shared values in the dark

To kill
For an idea
Judgmental and profane

Begins the end
The baby drowned
—in bathwaters of pain

(The New Room: November, 2023)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Good Book

I've often heard The Bible referred to as The Good Book,
yet the bible discusses every depraved perversion ever undertook.
Don't believe me? Have a look.
I'm not being judgmental here guys.
Believe me, this light bulb moment for me was a freaking surprise.
Form: Rhyme

Thanks Soup

Life without soup?
Oh i couldn't go on!
such a lovely group,
for those poetically drawn.

A safe place,
to read and share,
no judgmental face
to criticize and glare.

I have no more fright,
for in soup i'm confiding ,
thanks for this safe site,
that you are providing.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Knowledge Vs Wisdom

religion ritualistic, judgmental kneeling, praying, seeking fear, shame, compassion, acceptance connecting, feeling, recognising childlike, pristine spirituality 18-January-2023 Delightful Diamante Poetry Contest Sponsor: Caren Krutsinger
Form: Diamante

Stocks

Roll up, roll up,
Take your best shot
I'll chew up all your hatred,
Anger and scorn
Then spit them back in your face
Rain down your judgmental daggers
I'll catch them in my teeth
And plunge them in your back
Let he who is without sin
Cast the first rotten cabbage
Form: Verse

Premium Member historians doing their best

high spirited historians have had hissy high-jinx over alternative facts
interestingly, instilling intentional intellectual events with integrity intact
juxtaposing jurisprudence juggling judgmental journalism best they can
Keeping knowledge kosher
legalizing ledgers in the land
Form: ABC

Compassion Ink

saddled burden of rude judgmental air,
lips soften, sprinkling humane affection.
holding hands, a heart unfolds compassion,
torrid tears shine, in oasis of care.


13th March 2020
10 syllables per line as counted in howmanysyllables
Sponsor	charles messina
Contest Name	Kind Ink |
Form: Verse

Judgmental Dilemma

The plum blossom and snow don’t give up in competing for the early spring, 
In judgmental dilemma, poets have to put down their pen without concluding.
The plum blossom is not so sparkling and white as the snow radiance,
Whereas the snow loses to the plum blossom in the delicate fragrance.

(tran.)
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Nine Days Off

High fives.
Jive talkin'.
I get off at five.

Five is dark these days,
thriving is scarcer and
scarcer.

Deprivation has lots of syllables.
So many that it distracts from contemptible
WAIT!  That sounds judgmental.

I don't want to sound that way.

So I will make my way.
Hope somebody's god grants me
patience!

Premium Member When We Place Blame

When We Place Blame By: Tom Wright 12/18/98 If in denial and seeking one, in whom to place the blame. Ask the question have I done, at some time the very same? Point no finger though it be true, judgmental we should not be. For when one finger I point at you, Three are pointing back at me.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Stop Looking Heart Judgemental Eyes At You When It's Me, It's Me O' Lord-

If you look upon someone through your hearts eyes don't say anything walk away go to a mirror look at yourself that negate/judgmental thing your about to say about them open your mouth and speak i it's me Lord? heavenly Father IT'S ME!!!
9/15/22 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2022©

An Address To Miss Barker

Miss Barker, let me say a word,
though this to many seem absurd.
Your attitude I find pragmatic,
not judgmental, not dogmatic.
So poetry is not your strength
though some will go to any length
to immortalize themselves in verse,
writing dogerell, if not  worse.
Avoid concerns to you so alien.
Be what you are, a Pomeranian.
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Being

Being more open to others’ ideas
Being helpful when I encounter the helpless
Being loving when I see those that seem unlovable
Being slow to anger when I feel I’m being attacked
Being understanding when others make mistakes 
Being non-judgmental when people are different from me
Being thankful for all that comes into my life
© Bill Baker  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Pleiades

True Love

True Love:
Is laughter and humour in the face of adversity
It is gentleness, understanding, kindness, and giving  
And most of all it is non judgmental and forgiving.


True Love:
Remains eternal and is a power so strong
That no circumstance, individual or desire
Can destroy it foundations
Or ignore the light it holds within.

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