Grotesque Poems | Examples

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Grotesque Gambling

Memories turned bittersweet 
Starting to make the room smell with the foul stench of our corpse’s rotting meat
Here lie our bodies in a vicious defeat
Shall we take a seat?
As our time seems to be up 
With the little life around our remains 
We might still flip a dime
I choose tails to make you mine
You choose heads to put us to bed 
That’s how we wound up dead 
Finally put our sob story to a tragic end

grotesque

I do not want your love
unless you know precisely how repulsive I am,
and, knowing it, 
find yourself compelled to love me all the more.

Premium Member Grotesque Situation

It is such a grotesque situation
I can’t verbally match how I feel
Seems I’m staled in a dissociation 
I can’t say what I want to reveal
If I could get some help, I’d be glad
But there isn’t a sign, so I’m worried
Cause it looks like I’m back from the dead
And I’m living again the whole story
As the time passes by, I remember
What seemed vague and disjointed, comes clear
Like your voice of familiar timbre
From the messenger record I hear
The plot goes like we’ve known it before     
Where and when, matters less, my sweet angel
In the most recent life we showed more,
Much more than if I were a stranger.


A PERMANENT GROTESQUE SCENE



 A BULL in a china shop with a permanent rotten smell of musk

A Critique Grotesque

Under the moonlight
You create critique grotesque
Borderline sighting.

Premium Member Grotesque Gimply Green Eyed Witch

Grotesque Gimply the Green Eyed Witch
Was trying to rake her hair without a twitch.
Tangled burrs and fleas made her skull itch.
We watched in silence, myself and Fitch.

Fitch is the cat with who knows the switch.
For Grotesque Grimply can be a rather mean witch.
I sat in the dark, hiding away in the pitch.
The silent bat, who understands her niche.


Premium Member Chin

What's something 
really gross 
you've seen lately? 

For me, 
it was a toothless old lady 
on a bus stop bench, 
gumming Cheetos she first 
softened up 
in a paper cup of water, 
her mouth and chin 
bright orange.

Grotesque

I no longer need to understand the deception of atoms.
the spiral deconstruction that built the error
of the hot afternoons, sore backs
of monthly purchases and a family.
I already know what happens in this corner of the universe,
because I quit my job at the lighthouse
and undid the path of artificial light.
memory sofa.
a scarecrow driving away thoughts.
like flies that disturb the day
flying over the rotten table set.
do you see in the window the field with the crushed daisies?
see the sun's round, indifferent face?
and the indecent smile of time
licking the calendar weeks,
you see?

Premium Member Grotesque Green Germs

Grotesque green grandpa and grandma goblins gratifying greasy gravies.
Gregariously greeting grateful guests who are going goat-herding in Greenland.
Glimpsing grievous grandchild who gobbles greasy gravies greedily, 
Grandma and Grandpa gives Gabe, their gallivanting grandson a glimpse of
Grotesque germs giggling and gallivanting in grease.   Gabe is good-natured
as he gobbles, and gasps at the germy gunky gravy.

Grotesque Ghost Gadding

punctured peace puking
afflicted passion pulsing
lousy lust lurching
dainty draws drooling
dark desires dangling
fetish fate fostering

lanky life lusting
sundry saps starving
hoisted hacks hunting

some choose wives
some, salient strife;
twain tamed ties

grotesque ghost gadding
when d.t.s' declining.
     19:12:03:14:56

Grotesque

Fresh baby berries blue, spread out in afternoon
On a fluffy smooth bed of cheesecake creamery
A surface filled with new red cherries mix
Clean peach slices cold and quite delicious
Fill in foundations on the side of delicate delights
A thin line of chocolate swirls above pure love
Deserts heaven is at the core of tasty pleasure 
Too bad savages can't employ a fork
That would be too easy, normal and what for
Barbarians destroy the mood
Never learned to use a spoon
Filthy hands grab at the cake 
Savages fill their faces full
Stuff it in with wild abandonment
Laughter remains with dirty plates
Manners and crumbs lay on the floor  
 

*(This is an Epulaeryu poem with a twist)

Beautifully Grotesque

She slithers in big tree branches
Waiting for darkness to took over brightness
Her hissed is a venom
Like a creepy sound of midnight phantom.

Look directly in her eyes and you will be deceive
Behind this maiden's beauty hids a grotesque cruelty
She will make you fall on your knees and grovel
Taking over  dominion

Her teeh is a craft whesthoned 
By the victim she hadtake possession

Never ever let yourself lulled by her charm
If you want to miss the chance to be disarmed.

Beautifully Grotesque

She slithers in big tree branches
Waiting for darkness to took over brightness
Her hiss is a venom
Like a creepy sound of midnight phantom.

Look directly in her eyes and you will be deceive
Behind this maiden's beauty hids a grotisque cruelty
She will make you fall on your knees and grovel
Taking over  your dominion.

Her teeth is a craft whesthoned 
By the victim she hadt ake possession

Never ever let yourself lulled by her charm
If you want to miss the chance to be disarmed.

Grotesque

motionless notions
jotionless morons
noneless addicts
poemless antics

Grotesque Supremacy

The grotesque weight of human ignorance

Has slain the carcasses of innocence

Though I shall amplify resilience

Decline its fascist pleas to vanquish



No more spare anus it shall rape

No severed tissues we shall tape

No stealth blades puncturing the nape

We're foreign to psychotic language





Advance we must, cascade we shan't

Supremacy's the hymn we chant

Our eminence shall never slant

Majority refrains to languish



Not a stain of slumber peaks

Bones of stark rivalry we seek

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