Long Unmovable Poems

Long Unmovable Poems. Below are the most popular long Unmovable by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Unmovable poems by poem length and keyword.


' Death ... Trapped In Time '

… Death … is being Trapped in Time …
where you no longer exist… or Soul-Climb
Time reverses You… then It Stops
when there is no use for a Body-Clock
and where there’s nothing left to Find
… Death … is being Trapped in Time

If You Think I am being Harsh in View
go Check a Casket… You will see it’s True
Dig to a Grave… Go open A Tomb
Only worms and maggots, Move in that Gloom
and Decaying Flesh and Bones, turn to Dust           Gen. 3: 19
or only Ashes in an Urn… or Autopsy, that’s Us

… There is no Past, no Present, No Future
There is no Motion, Whatsoever
No Breathing, No Knowing What Happens or May      Ecc. 9: 5
Everything is Wiped Away
for You, there is no Day to Day
where You Lay… is Where You Lay

… It’s a Jail-Cell, with Unavailable-Key
Soon… You won’t even Be
And The Only Truth, That Sets You Free
Stays in The Almighty’s and Son’s Memory               Mal. 3: 16 … John 11: 24, 25 
But, if You treat Them, like the Enemy
There is no Parole, or Pardon… Not Any                    Matt. 12: 32

… in Death… there are no Dreams
No Ghost Wandering, No Unholy Schemes
No Haints Scaring and Bringing Suffering
… These Things are from The Darkness (or Honest-Imaginings)
God’s Divine Love is First To Bless 
The Beloved Dead… Rest in Peace … Unless …           Matt. 12: 32

… You will never have a Moment, Never Again
You will never meet Loved One, nor A Friend
You Have No Remembrance in ‘ That ’ Time-Frame
for You are Paralyzed in Time’s Chains
… not Conscious, no Feeling, No Life Force
You… are no longer Visited, by That Source               Rev. 20: 14, 15

There is no Travel, Once Its Done …
Time, got Stuck on You … When Death Begun
Pressed-Frozen, Pitch Black, No Air, No Life-Sign
Death… is being Trapped in Time
 an Unmovable-Fire… and Suspended Flames
That Won’t Release, What’s Trapped in Its Blaze

And Trapped in Time… is a Place So Still…
That Nothing There Too Long… Can Remain Real
But God, Has A Promise, for You and Me
( … that’s if You Move Towards Eternity … )
And He Warned Us … Not To Lag Behind …                            Matt. 25: 10 – 13
‘Cause God is Taking Death … and Trapping ‘ It ‘, In Time …   Rev. 20: 14


Premium Member Come Along With Me

Just come along with me to the town 
where long time ago I bicycled, 
walked and ran about whenever
I wanted to smell the fragrance of Saigon

where I raised my hand  to salute the 
spirits while passing by the Lang Ong 
Shrine and bathing my body among the 
incense smoke drifting out over the 

streets and worming my way away from 
the crowds of fortune-tellers talking 
endlessly about their understanding of 
universe and keeping silent on their own. 

just come along with me to the town
where I said hello to people in the 
Ba Chieu Market where they yelled and 
boasted about their bargain prices

and always be prepared to load
all their stuff on their shoulders and
heads and run away from the police
and jump over all the walls on their ways

while scattering behind with sandals,
sunglasses and hats... while throwing 
into the sky their yells and screams – and you 
see now, those sounds still vibrate in my heart.

just come along with me to the town 
where I have left many parts of me 
onto  the dirt trails of Dong Ong Co
leading to my dharma uncle’s temple 

and please gently step into the village,
please softly move and try not to break the 
standstill air here, where you will see 
my footprints still visible around the altar

where decades ago I asked the old 
monk Thuong Chieu about the way of
Zen, and then he smiled – and now
I would surprise him when he first time sees

a lady walking beside me. My dear, please 
walk gently here in my unchanged 
village, where you will see the cows still
standing in the field with their heads staring

at the far-away sky, the birds still reaching 
high into the sky, the monk still sitting there
with his endless smile, and there the answer 
he gave me now still remaining in an original 

state: he threw a piece of tile against the wall 
and asked if I heard the sound and then said 
that that was the way of Zen – you now see 
that that piece of tile still remains floating in the air

just come along with me to the town
where everything stays unmoveable,
and unbreakable endlessly, where the 
monk and me live like the unmovable statues.

By Phan Tan Hai
© Hai Phan  Create an image from this poem.

The Settlement of the Four Ligures

The stones slipped through the great fingertips of God
Each ligure staked its existence on the four corners of the universe
The quadrivial region began to spin and pull into a sphere
And pathways revealed their footholds 

The fourth ligure bravely landed in the midst of history
So that one day the future settlement of the second 
Would be moved by the last—by the past
Suffering much it stayed
Manifesting in incandescent words
Thrusting evanescence upon the weak
Selfless, it's sorrow would move the merriest
Would move the unmovable

The third lies in the profound valley of mystical guardians
Star-recruited, they are the very light above the canvas of gray
They embrace the stone—are inspired by the stone  
The very reflection of their creator was evident
Upon their unremitting glimmers
Unafraid to stare the others down
Motivated and construed by the glower of death
Eyes move fixedly beyond the simple vast

The second ligure rested upon the shoulders of invisible martyrs 
The hopeful power it planted on the sufferers was unbelievable
For spectators used their disbelief to cover their ever-placed envy
They never were part of the battle—they merely watched
Always seeing truth
But they never quite absorbed
Like a rock hitting the water
The inevitable fate was to fly and sink

The first of the ligures settled in the very reservoir of Satan himself
Even the very heart of the devil is marked
Though rebellion embarked  
The cold stone landed upon his naked bosom
He despaired not to the pericopal truth the gods had bestowed upon him
He merely despised it
But wished not to lose it
For such a stone to fall upon that dark corner—he felt pride for the gracious wound

In truth, there are twelve ligures of stone 
And four were dispersed, dropped into the universe
The last eight the great Eternal wears upon his breastplate 
And only He can re-move these ligures

-July 20, 2013-
-For Shadow Himilton's Any Subject Contest-
-Thanks for the inspiration-
Form: Epic

Solitude

Tongues stall kind words to say -
planes with wheels on a waterway-
A relentless chase of light bulbs above wondering 
minds and breaking the switch everytime
it's caught. In something. 
Mercy, grief, fires within 
choke on smoke forsaking 
hallucinations that geraniums are my favorite 
blooming within the weeds of a diary
where trust breeds like bacteria and scales
on fish skin are just as beautiful and preservable 
as any composition. 
Where humiliation and pride collide over whom 
I should assist by comparing whose bones are
grayer and graver underneath their hole of self 
destruction labeled with misfits. Figuring out thoughts 
more fragmented than a stained glass puzzle paralyzed
in the pencil shavings of a rough draft by drunken angels 
who usually sculpt the outcome of nightmares. 
So many rags my body has constructed to soak up 
the outpuring of suffering that they dug up with years of 
cemented, pulled back, brittle fingernails and forearms 
covered in filthy apologies that don't even hug me, 
but accuse me of self absorption. 
And misdirection, lying naked, like a dehydrated compass, 
wanting nothing more than guidance by an optional savior 
whose footprints are undefined to conceal the number 
of followers he refines through choice of circumstance. 
Still, I pray. For them. Perception has me demented. 
Angrily unmovable. Impenetrable in the range of sanity. 
A brown-nosed sorcerer, picked to pieces for parts needed 
for an insecurity blanket to shield a reflection of madness 
or jealousy or a seamstress to help them put it back together. 
Although my darkest reasons for anything are just as genuine 
as the shadow of a dying leaf barely gripping for it's life 
on the limb of an oak tree. 
The scars upon my soul have yet to develop a conscious 
communication of their own.  
I apologize when I do not speak. 
Sometimes I believe solitude is more forgiving.
© Mindy Clay  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Oddest Little Bird

It arrived yesterday, manifested gradual and absurd,
started with the surrounding area dying first,
then the original picture of a missing itty bitty bird,
levitating and unmovable.

More people went missing as the days converge,
sure enough a new snapshot each time would appear,
as if they were being swept away from here, submerging graves to drown lachrymose bye hear and fear.

Then one eye - another - lips - a face suspended exists,
countenance devoid of any truly real emotion,
lifeless - starring far out into the distance,
almost as if staring at something specific.

What is it? -

Rumors like a pervasive pestilence spread endless,
to other cities - towns - villages,
each the same bestowed wisdom,
a mind’s eye phantasmagoria vision.

It spoke to people with a voices of a legion,
offered to meet - greet - be one of them,
in another separate/parallel dimension,
bargain that can be blessed and/forever forgiven;

All it requires - is for one to temple a hymn - of thunder;
- ending their parasitic life’s existence,
here goes nothing - bang* -
sack of potatoes crumble/bag splits.

Re-emergence a remnant running limp towards the visage,
maw opens with jagged rows to devour my life and husk.
Picturesque/statuesque of who I once was;
labeled missing floating high up above.

Elongated countenance ripped asunder,
puzzle jigsaws me on the other side back together,
bone/muscle/tendon/skin utter re-assimilation,
warps/twists the realm - violin grave motif debaucheries denizens.

Levitating heads chasing - biting of limbs,
devouring my friends/family/fellow citizens.
Spines with no flesh to hide the grotesquerie,
whip/manipulated as a weapon’s severity.

Mirror quicksilver shivers as the grin waxes,
disembodied cranium of vile horror fictions,
bite severs waist with surgical guillotine precision,
hummingbird speed; leaving my legs still standing.
Form: Rhyme


Jagged Edges

I often see you falling into the depths of that silly word, made to torment and pleasure,
catching us and squeezing until there is nothing left, the snake with its prey
Love how deceiving it can be.  Your deliberate steps toward that jagged edge, bare foot
and bleeding, I know that I must brace myself.  So high as you imagine your whole world
centered on him whichever him it is this time.  Like a drug you crave I know I should not
let you go, but yet I can’t stop myself from giving you the needle, I might as well be
piercing your cold white skin myself, marking you yet knowing that reality needs to be
set.  How can I not when I have seen you crumple in fear and die within yourself over and
over?  How can I not when after so many falls you keep picking yourself up again and
somehow finding a way to move on?  How can I ignore your scars, your pleas for reassurance
of this new conquest?  You are my sister; we have shared lives and secrets so deep within
ourselves that we thought we’d never resurface.  I know your deepest fears and sorrows,
those moments of pain I was always there.  And now I see another climax in the turbulence
of the life you’ve chosen.  I see the signs all over again and I know that the chances are
few and more often than not love is killed in the battle.  And yet I can not tell you so.
 I can not cut you down when you have made it so high, each branch you climb steeper than
the rest.  I wish I could spare you of the sorrows and inevitable sting when we clean the
wounds.  Still I find myself standing numb as you approach that edge, shouting under my
breath as I struggle to keep you safe, yet still unmovable, this paralysis proving to be
my ultimate downfall.  But when the ground comes rushing up, the body raw and broken, we
will pick up the pieces of your mind and soul, together no matter how many cliffs we summit.
© Auden L.  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Unburdened

The old man sighed
Sitting on a rock next to a pond
Crookedly balancing Yin and Yang between his eyelashes
Conversing with the Lady of the pond
Jade eyes and un-wrinkled time
In Her beautiful face
Held in his hands
An old fishing rod

Bamboo
Bends and flexes with the times
It holds and catches even the biggest
Devils in the water 

The lotus flowers embrace the jade tide
Soft-hearted water caressing unmovable rock
Trees bent in silent reflection

The ultimate knowledge, the Lady whispered
Lies between the murmur of the leaves
The laughter of the lotus
The bend in the trees

Listen! Listen!
These will outlast everything

He thought
I shall give knowledge to my sons
And teach them
Soul

The old man contemplated
The secession of his life
There is a time to hold on and a time
To let go
This time, his time
Is over, long gone with the Maiden on the Moon
Beckoning him home

He taught the young men
To bend with the rod
To bow to the spirits
To be one with God
To be forceful, to be soft
To listen and to speak
Wise Man’s words
And Foolish Man’s dreams

He told the Old Stories
He sang the Old Songs
Traditions and ancient verses
To light their path through life’s courses

And as each of his sons threw the rod on the ground
Frustrated with the old man’s ways
Outdated methods and foolish wishes

The heavens opened and unleashed
The ultimate Father’s Rage
The rain pounded on the once peaceful pond
Dismantling the flowers and smothering the land
With a wrathful urgency
Drowning the Lady in the lake
Her beautiful jade eyes never again to reflect philosophies
Hidden in the reeds
The lotuses closed onto themselves
Never again to give such a sweet smell

The old man sighed
It’s out of his hands now, it’s out of his hands now

And this, 
This will outlast 
Everything.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Psychological Warfare

Sometimes, we expect 
the sun to rise and smile,
through hazy hellish clouds
carrying vindictive 
verdicts of venomous vultures, 
surmising hues of 
ink to pierce through 
pores of this bleeding pen,
imagining rainbows 
will unravel colors,
in violent violets and 
intricate indigo streaks,
refusing to walk around
streets with
hailing stones of storms. 

But what if the skies 
unfold mysteries of yesterday, 
would tales of truth need 
translated transcripts?
oblivious to the weight 
of every thorn I sustain
within these words I weave.

Whilst daggers 
     on my spine 
still remain rusted with 
runes of revelations,
as I’ve felt claws sharper 
than twisted tongues,
so those feculent fingers 
pointing at abstracts 
across fields of 
   fruitful flowers,
adorned with 
  smokey quartz 
jewels of life,
  is nothing but 
mere artless blades,
  that burn bridges 
from blunt blindness. 

Let the bare brokenness 
of your rags be 
the conqueror of your
own demise,
I’ve seen too many 
ghosts turn into
steel hearted devils with 
tasteless plans.
Yet these cracks 
won’t grow wider
from misconstrued 
    conclusions,
from barely noticeable 
turbulence within a 
psychological warfare.

I am more than your 
definition of sharpened
needles and knives,
as I’ve been nurtured 
in fearless forests with 
herds of faceless wolves,
this warrior spirit 
   is unmovable,
by a million mountains 
engraved with 
lifeless blood and 
bones of your kind,
so take your little 
quilt of cowardly questions, 
wrap them around your 
fragile little ego,
perhaps, sleep too 
can reveal 
rosier dreams 
in your doomed 
nights filled with terrors,
for I refuse to 
  drink from chalices
of emptiness 
  concocted from 
       bitter ingredients.

A Nazi Tale

You may have become an unstoppable force 
in the lands you have conquered who have lost their resource, 
no longer fighting at this time they evacuate shores, 
so all of the power now ultimately yours, 

the world has no other as mighty or proven, 
and should any bring the fight you shall quickly remove them, 
believing your destiny an unmovable movement, 
A thousand year reich that solely is a delusion

which none so far stopped and none can prevent, 
are at the mercy of an invincible depth, you will be victorious the trend of this sets, you’ve only beaten a few of which some you quickly forgets, 
they got away knowing you at your best, and they will be back and fight you to the death, 
but you are not threatened and that is the threat, 
you made them run once before if they come back they’ll be dead, 

the desirable dreaming of which you are believing, 
the strength you amassed while others were weakened, 
and now overwater you look toward England, 
a broken down island sat there badly beaten  
not an opponent to cause any concern knowing that next it is England’s turn, 
an Air Force and navy to take down the King, 
easy to do with all those you can bring, 

but the Air above England isn’t there for your lungs, 
your invasion a failure before it has begun, because you thought a victory was certainly won, 
but when Britain was bitten Old Britain didn’t run, 
it counters undoubtedly the attacks have you stunned, 
the Battle is lost and your power undone, 

Britain doesn’t welcome those to it’s land, you will not get there and you will never command, 
what was to happen was not part of the  plan, 
thought no one could beat you but Great Britain can!!
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Unassailable Purity

Written: October 16, 2023
This Or That, Vol 21 Poetry Contest       Sponsored by: Edward Ibeh    

Nobody is more dangerous than he who imagines himself pure in heart; for his purity, by definition, is unassailable.  James A. Baldwin

                      ________________________________________

Shadows shroud the world and wicked looms
There is a stronghold whenever chivalry blooms.
It is solid and unmovable, a towering presence.
A secure haven if everyone is at quintessence.

Unaffected by the anathematization of outer world
In your way, nothing impure may be hurled.
It stays there, watertight and unbreakable.
Beyond the decry of the earth's taints, unshakable

No adulterant can taint its empyrean ground.
Within its walls, only purity is found.
Vividness and zeal, in every hue and shade,
Dilute not the chroma, as fine purity is wade.

No watered-down ideas, no pure erroneous
Truth alone is pristine, eternal, and harmonious.
It sustains its foundation in dignity and poise.
Unblemished by wrongdoing, free of evil noise

With laser-like focus, you defy the mundane.
Its honor is immune from any taint of disdain.
Static in an unassailable way, its saturation of caste
A stronghold of acquittal, a haven of sanctity that lasts

unassailable purity, a beacon of light,
Steering calix souls toward what is right.
In a world plagued by avarice and desire,
It nestles as a vestige, a cosmic canorous choir.

Purity is beyond simply a word or a name.
However, an unquenchable goodness flame
Within a world that tries to cheat and deceive.
The unshakeable purity is steadfast; never leave.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Get a Premium Membership
Get more exposure for your poetry and more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Reflection on the Important Things

Member Area

My Admin
Profile and Settings
Edit My Poems
Edit My Quotes
Edit My Short Stories
Edit My Articles
My Comments Inboxes
My Comments Outboxes
Soup Mail
Poetry Contests
Contest Results/Status
Followers
Poems of Poets I Follow
Friend Builder

Soup Social

Poetry Forum
New/Upcoming Features
The Wall
Soup Facebook Page
Who is Online
Link to Us

Member Poems

Poems - Top 100 New
Poems - Top 100 All-Time
Poems - Best
Poems - by Topic
Poems - New (All)
Poems - New (PM)
Poems - New by Poet
Poems - Read
Poems - Unread

Member Poets

Poets - Best New
Poets - New
Poets - Top 100 Most Poems
Poets - Top 100 Most Poems Recent
Poets - Top 100 Community
Poets - Top 100 Contest

Famous Poems

Famous Poems - African American
Famous Poems - Best
Famous Poems - Classical
Famous Poems - English
Famous Poems - Haiku
Famous Poems - Love
Famous Poems - Short
Famous Poems - Top 100

Famous Poets

Famous Poets - Living
Famous Poets - Most Popular
Famous Poets - Top 100
Famous Poets - Best
Famous Poets - Women
Famous Poets - African American
Famous Poets - Beat
Famous Poets - Cinquain
Famous Poets - Classical
Famous Poets - English
Famous Poets - Haiku
Famous Poets - Hindi
Famous Poets - Jewish
Famous Poets - Love
Famous Poets - Metaphysical
Famous Poets - Modern
Famous Poets - Punjabi
Famous Poets - Romantic
Famous Poets - Spanish
Famous Poets - Suicidal
Famous Poets - Urdu
Famous Poets - War

Poetry Resources

Anagrams
Bible
Book Store
Character Counter
Cliché Finder
Poetry Clichés
Common Words
Copyright Information
Grammar
Grammar Checker
Homonym
Homophones
How to Write a Poem
Lyrics
Love Poem Generator
New Poetic Forms
Plagiarism Checker
Poetry Art
Publishing
Random Word Generator
Spell Checker
What is Good Poetry?
Word Counter