IdTakeABulletForYou
17 years ago
how do you judge a poem? |
Romancing the Darker Side
17 years ago
I judge mainly on how well the poem flows, and how much the poem means to me. If it is a funny poem about something like mice, (just an example) I probably would not even bother to rate it at all, as funny poems don't mean much to me. Grammar and spelling are always important, however. |
AGirlWorthFightingFor
17 years ago
whether a poem grabs my attention or not, or if someone asks to be judged. i usually forget if they don't. if it sucks, I conveniently forget if they do. |
Sandra D
17 years ago
ummm... i have to be able to relate to it, or they have to make it seem like i can relate to it... if a poem doesn't flow well, or have a good rhythm to it, i don't really like it that much... and i actually really don't like when people constantly use gihugant words, that i don't understand, in every line... but i always give a 5 and a good comment to the ones i can relate to! |
Vix
17 years ago
I don’t ‘judge’ poetry. (Though it may seem obvious) A reader’s interpretations are heavily determined by the reader, as much as by the poem. Poetry often judges us and tells us as much about ourselves as we can about the poem. Poetry is a very probing and personal medium. |