Caricatured Poems | Examples


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December On the Wind

Lemon grass fragrant and delicate
 scents the air
 pale light greens and yellowing brown wisps  
 float in the breeze
 chilly light beneath a pale white sun;

December first edges in the season
 greeting crisp brown shades
 faltering after the frost
 solid earthen steps echo
 throughout the naked forests;

History resounds reminders
 of seasons passed and forgotten
 resurging the dreams
 that once lived, longed for discovery
 resonating reverberations of the past;

December reawakes
 the child of inspiration
 caricatured parody of who we once were
 breathing in the hopes and dreams
 of a Christmas memory revived
a December on the wind.

I Cant Breathe

I Can’t Breathe


I can’t breathe 
The weight of a thousand elephants is bestowed upon me 
Narrative tracing back to history 

Black and blue 
The pride of the pit 
I’m swallowed into it

The big elephant done left the room
Division and ignorance 
The blind truth of our existence 

Your knee to my neck 
My face  to concrete 
I can’t breath 
Others look on 
Minding their own business 

Hung upon a tree 
Blood to foliage ,
Drenching the earth 

I can’t breathe
Out of breath
Laid to rest
On the street 
At the hands of police 
A spectacle for the best of appetites

The pattern repeats 
Black bodies on display
Like fresh supermarket meats
Caricatured and forced into a mold
A joke beyond belief

Gassed and hosed  down
And chased by wolves 

Branded and seized like livestock by animalistic human beings 

Dignity exchanged for merchandise and profitability 

Bound to chains everywhere their feet may lead 

The spirit never dies even when commodified 

And silenced by the whip and  lashed




Marckincia Jean 
Free verse
07/05/20

Premium Member Beach Boys

Beach Boys

Male, wise virgin sly.
within their pubic-awkward
brawn, they testify
to ultimate wry-caricatured
innocence of flesh.

The body? Yes. But strutting chaste
and mirror brave--enough 
for mirror bluff.
None dares to risk
(or daring, could but hate)

A dim-lit face-to-face
With female, wantflesh Odalisque.


Premium Member Like Graffiti

Rather than but like
graffiti it is

this life, this love
out there yet hidden

in the art form
out of mind

caricatured remnants
of moments past

the sniff of glue, enamel vapour
the splatter of it

on the backdrop of imagination
reality forms

Like Graffiti

Truth More Mighty Than Strong

Animation...imagination,
what's your subjective fixation?

Character's caricatured,
what's the true meaning of culture?

Silhouette's dancing their empty minuets
walking chalklines... trying to forget,
aoristic encumbrance trapped by horizon
self requited state,inescapable oblivion...

Disillusioned by glamours firework spectacle
existing amongst the crowded theatrical,
hard to distinquish the real from the unreal
only to settle for compromised deals...

Truth and error...more than,right or wrong,
mighty is the truth,more mighty than the strong
subjective truths from undeveloped compartments,
objective of the soul,is to form at-one-ment...

Our humanity shouldn't become such a detriment,
all we need is a little enlightenment...

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