Short Movable Poems

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Premium Member Movable Glory-

• MOVABLE GLORY- Shall we move into the Glory? 10/11/2022 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2022©


Premium Member Jumpy Like a Toad

Soon we'll be all settled in our new abode In the meantime we have big problems by the load Nothing unusual Just an average movable Feel restless, anxious and jumpy like a toad
Form: Limerick

Premium Member George Bernard Shaw

George Bernard Shaw,
A critic with a vein of comedy and language, quite raw;
He wrote in a movable shack, he liked photography now and then,
Ladies man, died at 94, cremated and planted in his garden.
Form: Clerihew

People and Mannequins

People/Mannequins

I speak to them
I sit next to them
What appears to be still limbs

No smiles, only in place do they stand
Yet they seem to no longer 
Appeal to the unreserved face of this man

I no longer bother to greet them
Should I
It’s become a non movable film

“a guy sitting in a room full of mannequins”
"writing for pictures"
Form: Lyric

A Fool You Are

A fool you are
that can be kind
that can be honest
when even clergy
prostrate at your feet
due to your powers

A fool you are
that can be humble
when whole nation
when whole army
adore you as excellent
to honor and win favor

A fool you are
if you leave power poor
with all resources
minerals, national treasury
movable,  immovable assets
lie at your mercy


Premium Member Avadhuta Gita Chapter 2 verse 3

“The unmoving One, who without effort possesses all that is movable and immovable, is Consciousness, naturally calm, like the sky.”


God’s omnipresence has no place to move,
being all that is, present everywhere,
poised in time stretched peace, with no point to prove,
resplendent with love and light, self-aware,
one without a second, beyond compare,
be it as source or in form manifest,
even in the fiercest storms, heart at rest.

Premium Member George Bernard Shaw

George Bernard Shaw,
A critic with a vein for comedy and language quite raw;
He wrote in a movable shack and liked photography now and then,
A ladies man who died at 94, cremated and planted in his garden.

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September 28, 2019 (edit)


Poetry/Clerihew/George Bernard Shaw
Copyright Protected, ID 19-1184-501-02
All Rights Reserved.  Written under Pseudonym. 

Written for the FFI Blog Series 12, Clerihew
Brian Strand

Honorable Mention
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member George Bernard Shaw



George Bernard Shaw,
A critic with a vein of comedy and language, quite raw;
He wrote in a movable shack, he liked photography now and then,
Ladies man, died at 94, cremated and planted in his garden.


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May 27, 2015


Poetry/Clerihew/George Bernard Shaw
Copyright Protected, ID 05-677-690-27
All Rights Reserved, 2015, Constance La France


Written for the Standard contest, Cleri-who?, 
sponsor, Kim Merryman, Judged 2015 

8th Place
Form: Clerihew

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