Kitschy Poems - Poems about Kitschy

Mona Lisa’s crooked smile on a half-crushed Campbell’s Soup can Joe Dimaggio reciting his pronouns uneasily then lowering his batting hand into a scalding hot cup ...

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Repost: Dedicated to Nette Onclaud, a great poet who alas stopped posting on Poetry Soup on 4 November 2020. A dear friend whom I truly miss. She really did it, bought a kitschy, a repulsive ornate vase, Thank God, the cat broke it....

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The lover he lures with his kitschy ways Tawdry, vulgar, unfaithful… Reflection of himself *April 4, 2017, Broken Wings’ Kimo Contest entry....

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Scars from the past I keep for the sake of Awareness, affirming I'm Stronger and wiser now Written April 1st, 2017 for the Kimo contest sponsored by Broken wings...

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As I stared I tried to pay some homage, to Kathy's kitschy cottage, painted green and orange. 4-1-17...

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Clad in a garish green muu-muu, she danced wildly to golden oldies. Dumbfounded grandkids stared. April 1, 2017...

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Future Tense The nightmare rested in that kitschy urn consuming his every breath cold irony of death © 4/1/2017 submitted to – Form K – Kimo – Poetry Contest...

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seashell necklace, sand dollar candy dish souvenirs bring the beach home kitschy, yet nostalgic a kimo written March 31, 2017...

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Knowingly overdone kind of low brow drama. Kooky, loud and splashy keen on melodrama. Kinky and weird, it can ...

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