Short Unalterable Poems

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Premium Member Longing For You

Muddy road cracks Past rural fields Lined with dust, Gnarled willows: And evening fog thickens While unalterable silken ivy Reminds me... Of all our moonlights back. 8-Line Poem 1-5 words per line For Rick Parise 11/9/2017


Premium Member Altered Reflection

my marihuana modified me
in humming faintness

through this catoptric polariscope ,
I extract misdirection

a narcissus could never negotiate
with nonvisual mockery

or serious stillness
will sag .

are you unalterable ?


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • August 24–30, 2026)

Premium Member Family

Unalterable
          loyalty to tradition
               our kindred treasure

     Consoling touches
          from loved one's true tenderness
               my beloved's arms

     Traversing one's life
          a warmth of togetherness
               this most heartfelt peace

     My Family Contest Sponsored by Marvin Celestia  
     05/03/2016
Form: Haiku

Inexhaustible Love

I succumb to love’s demand
To be inexhaustible like desert sand
Fathomless like deep oceans
Soothing like the moonlit night

Sacred like a holy book
Unalterable like faith
Imbedded in heart like virtues
That unselfishness ignite.

My love is beyond my own self
Not counting loss and gain
My love crosses the bonds of
Religion, color and creed.

My loving thee O mankind!
Enhances my love of God.

Premium Member Recipe Four The Butterfly Leaving The Innocent Cocoon

you barf baster again
washbowl always amplify serious
burden but buttress can
gloriously grandstand crumpled expunging
never negotiate prolonged affliction
center choppy crabbedness extract
stillness for greenback stockholding
that ascribe brandish backsliding
gastrogavage plumping faintness and
your wedding will be
unalterable fluttering caring desirableness


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • August 24–30, 2026)


Premium Member LIMERIA LINEALLY LOCATIVE INSPIRATION

LIMERIA LINEALLY LOCATIVE INSPIRATION

 I imitate  insensitively into an interplanetary, interval
as
 manorial misdirection modified me 
not  
my monsignor narcissus natal nonvisual neophobi mockery
but
polariscope proficiency protracted our prolonged pseudowintera plumping
for
serious sapient stillness stockholding
those 
unalterable teenaged thirties transitively through to
a venturesome vagueness 'would be wedding'
with willamette  we vowelise

Delusion Flowers

Flowers on fields of delusion,
We lay upon them to justify a dream.
Freedom escapes from our smiles,
Flowers denying truth on fields of green.
We offer our apology and our love,
Red roses or lilies white.
A time to smell the Nature's gifts
In fragile petals of the Spring.
Colors may change a season,
Or thorns may betray our lust.
The untouchable wish remains
In a flower we've never held,
Like a secret kept unalterable and pure
Over a time vanishing.

Premium Member Masquerade

Unalterable sins, needing a blood covering. Modernistic attitudes and views, that diminish the cross' message being directed toward sparse filled pews. While amplifying ideas, misdeeds, lay hidden behind a mask. Surfacing stories of alienation, a pretender brought to task. Stripped now of facade, exposed to all, is Satan's drool. Masquerading in darkness, all see, an unrepentant fool. "And be sure, your sins will find you out" Numbers 32:23
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

I Am

The shadow of death though it looms before me I do not fear.
Life has befallen me since the day of my birth, life has prepared me for death.
My courage comes not from victories, but from understanding.
What I have become is lived, having been alive and felt life.
This is life's natural course, unalterable and steadfast in it's direction.
No force of nature or man can change that I did exist.
I have existed in this time and will forever be in this here and now.
I Am......

RC
© RC Arts  Create an image from this poem.

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