Short Immobility Poems

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Premium Member Natural Paralysis

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Form: Haiku


Inverted

The trembling thumb of threatening thunder
Strikes silvery shimmering of silken sludge
And adjoins an arch on alter of an afforest.
It inverts insipid immobility of irrationality.
© Osman Gani  Create an image from this poem.

A Stone On the Bed of a River

Sometimes I feel like a stone on the bed of a fast-flowing mountain river: namelessness, immobility, contemplation;

nor past nor future
instantaneous rapid 
stream of illusions
Form: Haibun

Premium Member MIRO in his own words PT I

intuitive
  memory
a sense
   of
      form
in
my
  own image
expressed
thru
   colour
immobility
of
   presence

detaiiste
   reflective
      minimal
perspective
  contrasted
sparse
&abrupt
art
Form: Didactic

Never Be Me

precipice

and the granite unmasked 

not my heart in immobility


Injustice

Disguise of righteousness

Not my soul in perpetual quake


Punishment

That which he doled smiling 

My body he forced, never will be...

me
© Lea Tonin  Create an image from this poem.
Form:


Painting of Oblivion

Painting of oblivion

The is uniformly white
A screen depicting nothingness
There is immobility.
Occasionally a red dot appears
When the mas of the void is moved.
Into the form of life
A beast or a human?
The mystery is no one knows
Why does randomness occur
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

painting oblivion

Painting of Oblivion

The canvas is uniformly white.  
As a screen depicts nothingness
And there is immobility.
 A red dot appears
When a mass of void moves
Into life in the form of a life
A beast or a man?
The mystery is no one knows.
Why this randomness occurs
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

A Painting of Oblivion

Painting of Oblivion 

The canvas is uniformly white  
As a screen depicts nothingness 
And there is immobility.
Occasionally a red dot appears
when a mass of void is moved
Into life in the form of a life
A beast or a man? 
The mystery is no one knows
Why this randomness occurs

Immobility

I had come from far,
traveled a million miles,
I was tired and fell down,
the bed was soft,
I lay there,
gazing at the vacant loft,
I lay there for hours,
not willing to move,
in fact I could not,
I had traveled a million miles,
and now not even an inch,
I thought with a wry smile.

space travel

Space travel 

When I can't sleep 
in the night
I close my eyes 
see a myriad 
of stars
some of them are red
but mostly blue
I continue my odyssey
through the galaxy
when stars  
are a rarity
and further away
a wall of nothing
a space that has
no ending 
a fear of a vacuum
ghostly immobility
where nothing matters
never did
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

Aglow

Within your illumination
Happiness and tranquility
Blessed with a possibility
An enchanting temptation

Ruins of fortification,
Shackles of my immobility
Transformed to vulnerability
Seizing offered jubilation

Within your lasting melody
Purity and affection
Abolishing my barricade

Embraced in your serenity
Eternal bliss, my protection
Freed to glow by your serenade
Form: Sonnet

Old Mirrors.

Through the stagnant waters
Of an old mirror I looked
Darkness quilted with fragments
A face that was once serene.

Within complete immobility of limbs
An urge tried to beckon
From sulphurious waters in yoke
An illumination within soul’s quest.

I know of a wing fluttering
Lost in abyss of mundane denizen
Superhuman effort to break seal
Sheltered by ghosts in the unknown.
Form: Verse

I Have a Serious Case Of

I Have a Serious Case Of... (how the title SUPPOSED to look!!!)

Boredom.
Ennui.
Tedium.
Apathy.
Disinterest.
Indifference.
Lethargy.
Monotony.
Dullness.
Lassitude.
Listlessness.
Repetitiveness (repetitiveness).
Incuriosity.
Jadedness.
Disregard.
Immobility.
Unfocussed.
Distraction.
Disinclination.
Aversion.
Avoidance.
Discontentment…

… or just plain “cannot be arsed”!

Beyound the Galaxy

Travel beyond the galaxy

 When I can’t sleep at night
I close my eyes and see a myriad of stars
Some are red but mostly blue.
If I continue my odyssey through the galaxy
The star becomes rarer and further
Away from space where nothing stirs.
I’m looking into eternity it’s is cold and unfeeling
Travel through this vast space
I fear the vacuum, a ghostly immobility
Where nothing matters, never will.

I Wish Expose All Beauty Existent In the World

I don't ratify this fake party,
I intend to rid it of failure
to the glory...
I don't approve immobility
of our friendly relationships...
I wish warm beds,
and fire in love...
I don't appreciate life
painted in pictures on the walls,
Desire to paint the story of life...
It's not enough for me to contemplate
beauty sparse...nature dead !
I wish to expose the total beauty
which exists in everything... !

Premium Member EXPLORATIONS

EXPLORATIONS

transformed
   harmony
manifold
in
  appearance

an
  unthinkable
    observance
steeped
  in
     sensibility

rigorous
intimations
  actualized 
in
   allegory
of
   deliberate
oracles
in
interpretative
   openess 
discrete
  &  unmistakable 

manoeuvred 
  immobility 
of
   single
      moments
pure
  essence
   in
     visual
        contemplations

Wish You Were Here

They say -
 she's in a better place,
I know it's true 
 with all God's grace,
 those last few years
 were ..., well, you know 
 full of tears
how you suffered so, 
 never once complaining,
 the stroke, the memory loss, 
 unable to see, the darkness gaining
 the immobility, the endless pain, 
forgetting me;
God was kind, compassionate, 
 loving to set you free
 calling you home despite my tears
 but for myself, 
I fear
 I miss you every moment, 
   wish you were here.
© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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