New poem - attempting bad poetry

The man with the golden touch

He walks, he walks
but never falls
this steady peacock strut
as if by magic's clock
of another time
looking and seeking
but never distant
always somehow present
inside himself
eyes that reverse
and fingers that feel and grasp
this alien terrain
where others doubt and stumble
their gazes fearful
searching
the loss that is inside of them



...just wrote it there, took me about 2 minutes, I find that when I don't think and just ramble on I produce my best work (having said that, the poem carries a clear message)

what do you think?

I was going to stick up an anthology on kindle called the "50 worst poems ever" but I find it exceedingly difficult to write bad poetry, there's quite an art to it, truly bad poetry must think it's good if you know what I mean and when I try to capture bad poetry, it often ends up not so bad, I get the occassional classic line of "bad poetry" but I find it hard to maintain that standard

one line I had was "time stands still like an unhungry goat", something like that is perfect bad poetry in that it's pompous and self-satisfied without being cliched - I find it hard to maintain that over an entire poem

Am I being understood?