Your false sincerity almost rings true; I give you props on your mastery of the art of trolling. And at such a young age, as well.
And I'm genuinely sorry that you can't perceive the value in this literary experiment. You see three words and think, "Anyone can do that. Hell, even
I can do that!" What you don't see is the care that goes into choosing just the right three words to convey a message that is greater than the sum of its individual parts.
You're still at the point in your own journey where you're convinced that less is less and more is more, that the secret to a good poem is to cram in as much as possible. One day you'll discover that, as with photography, writing often benefits from having less distracting clutter and a sharper focus.
Until that time, however, find another place to play.