Short Thumbs Down Poems

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Premium Member Thumb Wars

Lazily I sit Looking at my thumbs play games Playing each other Smashing sore thumbs down beneath Winning games as I do so
Russell Sivey
Form: Tanka


Online

Guided by the light of the laptop
My Facebook friends are not real
Instagram your dinner and some pictures of the dog
don’t forget to re-tweet CM Punk
Likes Dislikes
Thumbs up Thumbs down
The trolls are everywhere
Download the final of your favourite TV show
surf the cyber waves without  a care

Received Thumbs Down

received the
thumbs down
was a hit and 
miss that brings 
it back to the 
drawing board 
of life once more
causing a much 
needed change 
in direction down 
the dirt paved road 
leading to the future 
and all it's possible 
positive unseen 
unknown promises 
of betterment for all
involved
Form: Lyric

Premium Member I Almost Had It

I Nearly Pinned
It Down, The
Core Of My
Stupidity, Had It
In My Grasp...

I Didn't Use No
Grease, But It
Squeaked Away...
With Humility's
Grace... Sounds
Good, But Almost
Had It, And It’s 
Vanished.

It Was Hard To Catch...

Oh Well, Doesn’t 
Matter Now.

My Bad.

Thumbs Down.

No Giggling.

Pipe Down.

Not You.

-Gray Squirrel

06-19-2026

Premium Member Bullies

BULLIES have big problems understanding others feeling so inferior themselves they feed their ego by stealing other’s self-esteem in damaging ways no one respects tyrants so, thumbs down on BULLIES!
THIRD PLACE WINNER Written July 16, 2022 for “Radical Rictameter” Poetry Contest sponsored by Caren Krutsinger [syllables checked by HMS]


Premium Member Thumb Speak

Thumbs hold first-string
position in the hand.
They send messages
everyone understands.

Thumbs up say,
“You did it.
Go get it!”

Thumbs down say,
“You blew it.
You’ll regret it!”

Thumbs out signal,
“Get ‘outta’ here,
please disappear.”

Thumbs forward coax,
“Come here, 
gimme a hug.”

Arms form columns,
but thumbs speak volumes.

Your middle finger
speaks its own language.
© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.

Thumbs Down

Stars can never guarantee
A movie will be good,
Nor can advertisements 
Which come out of Hollywood.

Is it worth one’s time to see
A top-notch actor acting
In a film so bad the few good scenes
Become distracting?

Don’t the actors realize
That this flick’s not up to snuff?
Maybe earning so much money
Justifies enough.

Still, it’s disappointing
When performers choose to star
In a movie for which somebody
Has clearly dropped the bar.
Form: Rhyme

First Generation

From the first generation came
our strength.  Theirs was
the legacy the second generation
relinquished, too heavy

to own, and we, the third,
watchers and assessors of
these coldest moons and nights
the stars refused to illuminate,

saw the comets take a nose dive
down black holes our compass struck
a truce on.  Strange loyalties
seduce us, thumbs-up, thumbs-down.

It's so capricious a matter
that Caligula's our friend
with his chain snake-looping
the darkness, nailing us.
© Nola Perez  Create an image from this poem.

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