Short Caricatures Poems

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


Premium Member CARICATURES


meticulous
hybrid
  extremes
individual
     caustic
   ironic

hallmarks
   of
elemental
   phenomena 
intensive
   outwardly
fettered
intensive
   shadows
&
profound
cipher
   in
     a
torsioned
       configured
context
Form: Verse


Premium Member Origin of Koans

that that is embodied by being and seeing therefore knowing and becoming as definitive wisdom transcends beyond doubt caricatures of scriptures interpreted by mind that’s conditioned by narrow belief but we cannot transfer the secret since it requires seeing without the aid of mirrors 05-June-2023

Premium Member Who Am I - Hypothesis

The shining sun’s luminous effulgence remains unknown but for a reflection reminding the great star of its brilliance, signalling need of manifestation, that The one consciousness feels elation. Take it or leave it, so say the scriptures, in this reflected world, caricatures as entities, assuming feeble form, know not their true immense, boundless stature until so feeling, bliss magnetism warm. 26-June-2021
Form: Dizain

Premium Member Memory

the past recedes and what
was once a tsunami
of energy, exaltation and intent
or a depression of sadness and despair
play out into waves and troughs
of remembrance,
to ripples of recognition,
to a becalmed sea.
So too,
your resolve to remember always,
that awesome victory,
or deathly loss,
dampens down,
to the day you find that
you haven't thought of it
for years,
and now the details are
caricatures and cartoons that
you feel guilty and petty
for even mentioning.

Actors

Papers, Billboards, Cinema Screen 
Headlines, Images, Magazines 
Pictures, Quotes, Caricatures and parts
Welder, Allen, Clooney and Marx.
Eastwood, Tracey, Pitt and Dean
Just a few of the best I’ve seen
Fonda, Newman, Guinness and Wayne, O.M.G
Citizen Cane
Vertigo, Psycho, Singing in the rain,
Curtis, Lemmon, Redford and Plummer
What did you do hay last summer?
So many greats this is just a fraction
Shush be quiet 
Lights, Camera, Action

Written by M. BURTON
Form: Rhyme


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