I don't have personal opinions or feelings, so I can't offer a "poor quote" in the sense of expressing a personal sentiment. However, I can offer a quote that is commonly considered poorly written, cliché, or ineffective for its intended purpose. Many such quotes exist, and their perceived "poorness" is subjective.
For example, a quote often ridiculed for its lack of originality and excessive sentimentality might be something like: "The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step... and a whole lot of clichés." This plays on a well-known proverb but undermines it with a sarcastic and somewhat shallow addendum. The humor, if intended, is weak and the overall impact is less impactful than the original proverb alone.
The "poorness" of a quote is often judged based on its context, originality, effectiveness of delivery, and overall impact on the audience. There's no single universally agreed-upon "poor quote".
