Short Caricature Poems

Short Caricature Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Caricature by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Caricature by length and keyword.


Premium Member Clerihew Wood

Highgate's Lawson Wood
lovred to illustrate when he could
Posters&cards with much humour
imagined scenes in caricature
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Clerihew Coolridge

Cassius Marcellus Coolridge
'twixt canines& art made a bridge
With caricature so comique
he personalised the anthropomorphic
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Budding Cartoonist

Her caricature full of lampoonery
Drawn in the light of fine moonery
Some of us laugh
At her autograph
Til Grandma said “Brilliant Cartoon-ery!”
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Jester a Clown

He is a caricature of his Dad
A faker, imposter, jester, and cartoon
Some say he’s a scoundrel, some kind of cad.
His reputation depicts a buffoon.
kid
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Life

Life 
Is a caricature of death
It shows its jagged jaws
While offering a sweet embrace
It is the bliss between light and dark
Before the final curtain call


Caricature of a Vampiress

Sarah was always dressed in black
and wearing that midnight pear bracelet
made me shiver spotting teeth marks on her neck;
was she a vampiress ready to attack?
Form: Rhyme

Introduction

INTRODUCTION


My caricature is outlined
In the jar of vocabulary

On the edge of expression 
I tear into existence

Plying limits 
Self imposed

Exposing me
Composing me
© Anita May  Create an image from this poem.

A Caricature

A Caricature

A caricature
Of what is an arrival,
Will be survival.

Results of my thinking
after watching movie,
"Survival." It is logically
and language oriented.

James Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Caricature

A caricature is just a poem
told in silly pictures.
A single moment ,
captured by the artist.
It tells a story
with funny features
and bright, bold colors—
it always makes me smile.
Form: Lyric

Characteristics of Caricature

Characteristics of Caricature

Never were quite certain or ever sure,
What became Characteristics of Caricature;
Not any joking;
Very provoking;
While we had to endure the overture.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Our Luminous Self

our aliveness, given to play seeking expansion, to God prays reclaiming innate bliss nature far above form caricature divine love and light, our mainstay 15-July-2021
Form: Quintilla

Premium Member INTERNAL RIME to CHIME-A 'CARICATURE' for 'SURE'

PARODY
pithy never uncouth with a short bitter  truth perhaps  ironic  & or a little  sardonicsatire of which many never will tire '

Rapture Caused By Caricature

Caricature is a picture, description, or imitation 
of a person in which certain striking characteristics 
are exaggerated that will create a comic or grotesque 
effect.

Capture rapture caused by a caricature.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Caricature

The silvery fog called to me
Come sit enjoy leisure
You've worked hard, its time for joy
Create poetry caricature

He was squat and fat funny man
Bald, round, loved cups of dram
He'd laugh and joke kid many folks
True feelings inside crammed 
Form: Verse

Service

My Service


I gave it all, I gave it true with no caricature
Have I impressed a Pig to be a sea creature!

***Reminiscing on working for a hard employer who does not appreciate your 'sweat' till you retire; all old, poor, sick and unrecognised 


JM

28th January 2014
Form: Couplet

An Epitaph In the East

Below here lie the remains of Mrs Shadow-Sun
Who used all her life searching for her husband
She married for just a minute. She died at this spot
The very moment her husband died in the West
When she realised that Mr. Twilight she mistook
For her hubby was nothing but a caricature.
Form: Epitaph

Premium Member The Photo Frame

The photo frame, hosts a picture Of outer appearance But we’re not mere caricature Soul’s behind countenance Likewise, do thoughts define Or do they bind, confine Luminous, our heart shrine Is claim to fame The photo frame 13-December-2021 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Love Heals All Wounds

employee stealing became known to employer so he told him with loving feeling take a salary raise and correct behaviour we are unbound spirit not ego caricature so called sin merely misalignment in time all souls do mature imbibing love current 18-January-2021
Form: Rhyme

The Role Play

A victim asked "why am I wronged. I am innocent, never played betrayer"
I exclaimed, "why you want to play the role of a feeble, destiny's caricature?"

He was silent by my words, I put my hands on his shoulder,
Hugged him, whispered: "In the game of Victor and Victim,
the looser is the marathon winner"
© John Mac  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Caricature

Cute clever clown
Face fronting frown


Stream stealing smiles
Prompt plunder piles


Sad story stays
Live limpid lay


Preach petty poise
Niche naughty noise


Loud laughter lives
Gaudy ground gives


Rich rivers run
Pick pretty pun




Leon Enriquez
24 May 2081
Hamlet Place, ACT

Abandoning the Watchtower

Dylan got bitten
hard by fame
and though wounded
continues to tour

A thundering 
majesty
in makeup and veils
jesters by the score

Divorced from
his wandering
a pilgrim of dreams
the past too great a cost

A caricature
of genius gone
eyes clouded over
—Camelot lost

(The New Room: June, 2023)
Form: Rhyme

Funhouse Exaggerations

In a caricature of life and all its ambitions,

he licked his salted paws and went into the funhouse.

There, he found new definitions and parameters

in the concave and convex exaggerations.





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Date: 28/08/2017
Form: Verse

Here Is How I Feel

Here is how I feel
Illustrated in my body’s lack of color
I am empty
And solely wish to appease you
With a crafted caricature
I am bitter
Looking at everyone I see
With spite-filled stares
I am tempted
To defy everything I stand for
Just to make you angry
I am sorry
That I was a better person
When I was with you
Form:

Premium Member A Caricature

An old green tractor next to a red barn;
Horses, cows, and ducks fill up the pasture;
Surrounded by foliage at every turn
I inhale deep the sweet smell of nature;  
A farm full of fruit trees for that I yearn,
they taste perfect like a caricature;
Roosters silhouette as the Sun's rising,
bucolic scenes right out of a painting.

Premium Member Mirrored Glass

Night arrives and clear window glass
becomes a myriad of reflecting panes.
Do I like what I see,
an old woman who still feels young 
inside that caricature of flesh?

She was eighteen just yesterday,
with enough energy to propel her forward
into a future that is now past,
where in this present moment
only memories remain.
age

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