Kitsch Poems | Examples

Premium Member PEOPLE PRESSURE

kitsch
               crowded
               streets
fast
flowing
               feathers
               and
pointed
feet
              jagged

              distinctive
 
              unique

pressure

peoples

   kirchner

        streets

Premium Member The Kitsch

Who is this kitsch
This wicked witch
A wanton, wailing, wistful waif 
That sits all day
To pine and bray
The deeds of a sordid night

Written 2024.06.25

Premium Member ART APPRAISAL K twinku

BREUGEL

peopled

pictures

HOGARTH

satirical

scenes

KIRCHNERR

kitsch

crowds

TWINKU a double word distich with integral title


Kitsch give me a sign to go

Kitsch, give me a 
Sign 
To go 

It’s kinda funny how 
life 
goes on 

While you sit in a corner 
all 
alone 

The saturday blues are real,
To  
Your
Shoes 

Weighing 
You down like stones
On your foot

And the 
Crinkle cuts of the eyes 
Are a beshrew

Aging, as they call it, 
In action, 
A sequence 

“Folds aren’t good for you”

Premium Member STYLISTA kirchner klimt modi

kitsch
              crowded
              streets
fast
flowing
         feathers
              
pointed
feet
         jagged

              distinctive

          yet    unique
something 
so inexpressible
a chord 
so vivid from an uncontrolled 
inner drive
beyond  memory
the unstated 
 distilling the hidden 
an essence 
of  yesterday’s
 buried in today
a symbol
 of
  love 
suggestive
yet
of time
immemorial

lost in
a moment
where time
does not
exist

One
with the other
alone
& yet..
  desire..
and need
together
 exist
contemplating
 a suave
astonishing
pastiche
  before
&
despite
either
in
   an
austere
 feeling
of
fine
beauty

Witch Costume To Wear

Once upon a Halloween
I was a little black cat
Since then I have also been
A witch and the Cat in the Hat

One time I was Lily Munster
And then a witch again
I was also once Bart Simpson
Another witch, and then

A wizard and a zombie, too
The following year, a fairy
And, just to try out something new
More witches, sweet and scary

Dressed in purple, and in orange
And even once in silver
And, like a squeaky door hinge 
A laugh to make you shiver

It may not be the best you’ve seen
This costume both cliche and kitsch
But when all else fails on Halloween
You can’t go wrong with being a witch!


Premium Member Pop Art Analysed

drawing
upon 
the commonplace
of life

bean tin
   kitsch bin
contemplated

large & dramatique
 
seemingly fun
 & part comique
candy floss
     characters
  &
fifteen minute fame

Premium Member Poetry the Open Form

a
taxonomical
neo-geo
connoisseur
moves on again
to
a totemic
astonishment
 of many

yet
stifling
in every sense
&
in it all
prosaic
 inspiration
 poetically described
 as
 dystopian reimaginings
 of flotsam

a natural
 detritus
embedded
yet
 not belonging
 littered with empty
 kitsch
inlaid with
a peripatetic
identity
&
 linguistic
incomprehensiblity

a
perfected
 undertaking
before
disillusionment
 was growing
into
an insular
 mutely
 societal moment

a
tormented
self-portrait
to
reflect
 the days
but instead
depicted
a  recognition
of
largely passing
 decades
hoisted
&
seared
in
a
retrospective
 survey

Premium Member Pink Flamingos

on her lawn
four pink plastic flamingos 
                 peak above a March snowbank
twisted forms caught in forlorn evasion
beak-body contortions like wrestlers resilient
                                         in pretzel formation
unmanageable remnants of warmer days
denied the dignity of upright
plastic muck ups, a nostalgic weep of summer
wishing a solar Florida footing
their caught spirit of iced- playfulness
         a pink flamboyance
         teasing an icy surface

four plastic birds, frozen status
                                kitsch defensive
misplaced images like on-line love
wing swept longing
          to flee this barren snowbank
          nudging a tardy spring's erosion
          with its courtship fringes



Poem posted April 13, 2023

Premium Member Footle the Form Q

POP ART

bean tin

kitsch bin

NOTE:A footle is a two line ,2 syllable verse with an integral title-Light Poetic verse form,witty,pertinent,topical etc (technically a trochaic monometer and not necessarily in rhyme).
FOOTLES is a  'hybrid' innovative sequenced variation has
developed over the years (since 2009)alongside the original definition

Premium Member Clerihew Baldaccini

Cesar Balaccini 
known by is first name usually
Visual sculpture a little kitsch
disturbing selfportraits if you wish

Premium Member On Hollywood Boulevard

On Hollywood Boulevard

Grohman’s Chinese theater, The Walk Of Fame
Awestruck, frantic crowds tromp down the street
A swirl of accents divulge from whence they came
Myth and stark truth clash but rarely meet

A boulevard of tinsel, tourist mecca anointed
Foreign visitors now the sole true attraction
All a hyped-up charade, but no disappointment
Quiet on the set, lights cameras, action!

Remove tourists, hustlers, the Marilyn Museum
Costumed crusaders and peddlers of kitsch
And Hollywood is now just a mausoleum
To a cinematic history dynamic and rich

Just one district out of L.A.’s forty-two
Multi-ethnic, working class, urban blight
Yet in the hearts of dreamers passing through
It remains the movie land of sheer delight

8/1/22
6th Place
A Brian Strand Premiere Choice Contest

Premium Member Footle Art May 29

POP ART
bean tin

kitsch bin


NOTE:A footle is a two line ,2 syllable verse with an integral title-Light Poetic verse form,witty,pertinent,topical etc (technically a trochaic monometer and not necessarily in rhyme).A 'hybrid' innovative sequenced variation has
developed over the years (since 2009)alongside the original definition

Premium Member Impressions of a Holiday Visitor From 1901

~ Impressions of A Holiday Visitor from 1901 ~

  America's gone and broke my heart
  When did X-mas become a shopping cart
  What's with the tawdry tinsel, the kitsch
  Why replace a holy day with a sales pitch 

  Once on X-mas stores were closed
  In L.A. today 24/7's unopposed
  My aunt once went to midnight mass
  Now she's got her choice of yoga class

  And, oy, the music; vey, the songs
  Something sacred sure went wrong
  When 'Momma's kissin' Santa's lips'
  Next disc up -- 'Mrs. Claus Strips'

  So, friends, I'm going back to where I belong
  ~ Can't miss Midnight Bingo or Mah-Jong

Premium Member Winnie the Witch

It’s Halloween and Winnie the Witch
flies on her broomstick with O’Bramovitch
mid-flight puss acquires a nasty twitch
both his nostrils flare, he begins to itch
his pitiful me-ow rises to fever pitch
shame cat's aren't fitted with an on off switch!

A Halloween black cat, folk may say is kitsch
poor Bram needs help, Winnie flies to Ipswich 
landing at the home of a vet named Mitch
Mitch quickly mashes up some roasted flitch
Bram gobbles it all up without any hitch
he says his twitch and itch were just a glitch

Alas, Bram’s pre-flight meal - a Beluga sandwich
was the tasty snack which gave Bram a stitch
Mitch declares that cat caviar is far far too rich
so this Halloween treat Win will now have to ditch
Bram’s irate, caterwauling that Winnie’s a snitch
hissing all the flight back to their home in Bloxwich

Halloween Monorhyme Contest Poetry Contest

Sponsored by Caren Krutsinger

10/26/21

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