Best Prognostication Poems


Premium Member Black On Black

Black
The shade of void;
containing 
universes within universes.

Black is the onyx eye of God;
the obsidian mirror of prognostication
the future’s revelations.

Black is the beauty that highlights color;
pigmentation swimming in the void;
abstract muses, dreaming dreams; 
birthing visions.

Black is the liquid zen;
where I become one with the source.
Categories: prognostication, appreciation, art, color, dream,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member Prognosticator

Wandering through the crystalline mists, 
is truly a revelation.
Dreamers merely dream, 
but seers roam misty, dark realms, 
to find the truths, which others would hide.

The swirling fog forms;
takes its sweet time.
 I seek clarification;
Fog only hints, at life’s coming storms.

Some have died, for their gift; 
slaughtered by those who can’t or won’t 
try to understand; 
insisting that,
they must be of service to others.

It’s no comfort to know events,
Before they occur, but
God gives gifts.
Prognostication is one of the
Best and worst gifts.

The god within,
will not be silent;
inner knowledge is the wheel,
that steers us to safety.
A prognosticator channels the map,
for those who cannot see.
Categories: prognostication, change, poems, poetry, spiritual,
Form: Prose

Premium Member I am February

Fierce am I, and fearless
Challenging the shades of winter
Taunting its dreaded demise
Mocking the shadow's prognostication
Tickling the timid hearts
Of somnambulant lovers
Arising to a chilling challenge
I stand the guardian of March’s madness
Exacting a toll on all who pass
For I am February
And I hold no heart
But yours
Categories: prognostication, february,
Form: Free verse

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Premium Member Black On Black

Black
The shade of void;
containing 
universes within universes.

Black is the onyx eye of God;
the obsidian mirror of prognostication
the future’s revelations.

Black is the beauty that highlights color;
pigmentation swimming in the void;
abstract muses, dreaming dreams; 
birthing visions.

Black is the liquid zen;
where I become one with the source.



8-25-2021
The Color Black' Contest Info
Chantelle Anne Cooke
Categories: prognostication, color, philosophy, poems, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member Punxsutawney Phil's Weather Forecast

Folks wait with bated breath 'cross the nation,

   For Phil's insightful prognostication.

      What will his prediction be?

         We will have to wait and see,

            After Phil wakes from his hibernation!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
(c) 2014 All Rights Reserved

(Not for contest)
Categories: prognostication, humorous, weather,
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Kings and Castles -

Everyone had a unique reason for playing the Game
as we find different means for surviving Life
until the proper seconds of Death come stomping by with insistence,

some want intellectual respect shown with agitation in the opponent's eyes,
others crave the anxiety of prognostication 
like gladiators uncertain of how to strike,
people commence the battle because they have something to prove
as Bobby boldly reproved the Soviets
on their asinine assumptions of superiority,

regardless, all who touch the Board want desperately
to understand the Game,
it's rituals, it's spirits,
the possibilities alive & haunting the 64 squares,
to honestly provide a homage of mind to History and to invention,
as if the nature of Chess is a dream of God's,
a subconscious engineering of grappling wants & needs,
of fears & hopes, of bravado & caution,
32 weapons arranged handsomely for the express channeling
of the Divine creative compulsion of Providence itself,

geometry made grand & gallant,
a homicide for Honor performed in the pressure of an hour,
all skilled players realise at some point
that quality brinksmanship ascends over the voice of victory
and can be reduced to the amazing beauty
of integrating logical processes with artistic allure,
misdirection a linchpin of the Master's ancient algebra,
momentum the indispensible monarch of strategy,
without It One is dictated,
mating nets, positional play, tactical moves,
a temple devoted to timeing -

J.A.B.
Categories: prognostication, art,
Form: Ode


Premium Member Bad Behaviour

She smiles
and considers the crowd,
all backward somersaulting
detached vagabonds, all,
serious soft smalls revealed -
marshmallows imbued
with the glee of writing 
irregular poetry;
works of art thou art,  
thou art, thou art, all indeed -
and what did Dickinson say,
“the Maples never knew
that you were coming -
I declare, how red 
their faces grew” -
well, we all march on, 
and by the side of our roads,
the righteous town criers 
of prognostication, stand
their grounds for commentary, 
like sensate servile monks 
full of the base sound facts, 
ringing their shellac bells, 
like an exercise in pulling weights;
the waits inside their cries foretell,
of the things we do not know,
will never know,
like the bride we all are,
gullible, innocent of what is to come,
but we dance our dance 
flirting with luscious life
beckoning come hither,
we still write our own vows,
and throw our skirts asunder,
spinning bottles, all undressed
half addressed half said, 
punctilious lost in 
wayward pentameter,
such bad whirling dervish
behaviour,

truth and dare 
and Father Time
will kiss and tell

we poetically march on 
we all march on 
 
we think we know
which side we're on



Candide Diderot. ‘24 




“All those Hills you left for me to Hue,
There was no Purple suitable -
You took it all with you.

Who knocks? That April.
Lock the Door -
I will not be pursued”




Emily Dickinson. March.
Categories: prognostication, humanity, journey, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member My Favorite Number

I was born on July 20, 1958.

Being one of seven children and having a mid-summer birthday, even as a young boy, it was 
not uncommon for my birthdays to come and go without much fanfare.

In the winter of my Fifth Grade year at school, we had an assignment to write a short-story.  
I was already in love with writing way back then.  My short story was on a topic that was 
very much in the news at that time and a very interesting and exciting theme for a young 
boy.  I wrote a short story about me being the youngest astronaut in the space program and 
being selected to be the first astronaut to walk on the moon.  I was aware at the time, that 
the US and USSR were in a Cold War race to be the first country to achieve that lofty goal 
and I knew it was bound to happen soon.  To make my story even more special, I wrote that 
this wonderful event would take place over the coming summer, on my birthday!

Well, lo and behold, as the winter turned to spring and spring turned into summer the Apollo 
11 space mission launched from Cape Canaveral carrying three astronauts, two of whom 
were targeted to walk on the moon.

As my 11th birthday approached, without any notice from anyone else, I watched in awe as 
the Apollo 11 made its way to the moon.  On July 20th, 1969, the lunar landing module, 
Eagle, set down on the moon!  I remember expectantly waiting for the astronauts to be given 
permission to exit the Eagle and step foot on the moon’s surface as the hours of my birthday 
ticked down.  

It was about 10:00 pm eastern time when my parents finally sent us all to bed on the news 
that Mission Control made the decision to wait until the next day to send Neil Armstrong out 
of the lunar module.  With tears in my eyes, I went to bed thinking that I missed my chance 
to share my birthday with history and to have had my short story prognostication come true.

At a few minutes before 11:00 my parents woke all of us up to come watch as Neil 
Armstrong could wait no longer and talked Mission Control into letting him walk on the moon 
without further delay.

So, at about 11:00 pm, on my 11th birthday, the men from Apollo 11 walked on the moon for 
the first time in history.  One small step for man and one giant link to history for one small 
boy in Charleston, West Virginia.

And, that is when 11 became my favorite number.
© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: prognostication, historybirthday, parents, time, spring,
Form: Bio

Nothing But Blue Skies

I saw a man today who was walking with a cane,
His knee would give him trouble whenever it was going to rain.

On his knee’s prognostication you could place a bet,
If you saw him limping by you know that you’d get wet.

But if you saw him walking by with a spring in his step,
There were only two reasons that could account for his pep.

It could be that the sun is high and will continue shinning bright,
Or it could be that he got lucky when he went to bed last night.

So if you wanted to know if it was the sun or an amorous interlude,
You’d have to meet up with his wife and check her attitude.
© Tony Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: prognostication, funny, sun,
Form: Light Verse

This Is Not Fiction

The oceans are a polluted mire

The land is choking on plugs and wire

And rainforest are ablaze with fire

The future could not be more dire.


The sky is full of toxic chemical trails

And the earth on which we live is frail

A mix of pollutants and Pesticides Leave the air stale

This is a very sad and sorry tale.


Meanwhile many species are near extinction

Our humanity is not shining with distinction

I could make a prognostication or prediction

But what's true is this tale is real and not fiction.

23/5/18
Categories: prognostication, environment, nature, ocean, pollution,
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member English Weather Forecast

I pored over my weather maps contriving a prognostication,
Of the weather forecast for the consumption of the British population.
It comprised all the towns, villages and shires from A to Zed,
To include the burgs of Wookey Hole, Wyre Piddle and Guys Head!

The towns of Crazies Hill and Cuckoo's Nest could expect clear skies,
Nasty, Mucking and Mousehole were included in this surmise.
Rain bode for Scrooby, Spital, Tiptoe and Brian's Puddle,
Ugley, Ramsbottom, Fitchfield and the village of Affpuddle.

Hail would visit the towns of Piddlehinton, Diddlebury and Pill,
Sots Hole, Inkpen, Birdlip, Scagglethorpe and Toot Hill.
I warned Catbrain, Clock Face and Daffy Green to expect sleet.
That also included Giggleswick, Kibblesworth and Cackle Street.

Broadbottom, Muggleswick and Barking were to be aware of fog,
As well as Yelling, Wigglesworth, Slaggyford and Black Dog.
Scattered clouds were billed for Crackpot, Beer and Fairy Cross,
And for the areas of Fugglestone, Great Snoring and Balls Dross.

Beanacre, Fatfield, Wham and Jump could expect some light snow.
Raging gales I predicted for Lickey End and Harrowbarrow.
Conditions change in minutes in High Brooms and Frog Pool.
I dare not divine weather for those blokes, 'cause I'm nobody's fool!
Categories: prognostication, funny, weather,
Form: Rhyme

Chaos In the White House - Part 1

Congressman and senators forewent 
   all manner of civility, fidelity and integrity wii
hull ding broadswords, derringers 
   and firearms as all hell broke loose as testimony
to the dire prognostication foretold 
   more than saber rattling and Gatling guns que 
kind from lambastes, fisticuffs 
   and brickbats ratcheted up as agents provocateurs nee
said obedience to semper fidelis credo, coda and cock knee
stance when dire straits called for restraint 
   against excess versus raising cane old hickory
i.e. Andrew Jackson latched onto when opposing with energy
and verve espoused by fellow delegates, and his hologram ghost bloody

from battle scars outside and/or inside 
   the halls of government where blows bashed 
dovetailed elected legislators to officiate 
   as angry birds viz brouhaha clashed
Federalist against their nemesis 
   of the twenty first century 
   during the term of Donald Trump 
   who throve on the cutthroat frenzied 
   internecine lawlessness dashed
to and fro, hither and yon any hope for civilians to escape bloodshed 
   spilled from without vaunted halls of justice, 
   the approach of doomsday 
   writ large as anarchy and mayhem flashed 
with uproarious coup d’etat, 
   when Democrats outliers gnashed
teeth, and nonestablishmentarian outlaws 
   pistol whipped and hashed 
tagged traitors who roared America 
   went bankrupt at sold at fire sale price slashed
when Donald Trump ran the country 
   into the ground evidenced by Molotov Cocktails residue 
   in concert with the sulfuric odor of hand grenades trashed
Categories: prognostication, crush, grave, hate, history,
Form:

Shall We Dance Second Version

Shall we dance

Shall we dance, Mystery Woman, shall we dance?

Shall we tango with words, slowly, to learn
Each other ‘s rhythms of wit and being?

Shall we dance a pavane of polite conversation,
In orderly procession of statement and reply,
Graceful development of theme and variation?

Indeed. Let us dance. Let us waltz towards
Assonance or dissonance, when the floor becomes
Crowded with swirling, twirling, dancers,
Or empties into hollow phantoms of memory.

Let us dance.

Come, let us send felicitations and formal invitations,
Let us share our cogitations and wild imaginations,
Full of wry observations and subtle intimations;
Written to rain’s roaring, hissing inundation and the
Throaty punctuation of frogs ‘neath the warm precipitation.

Let us dance.

For who can tell, with certain prognostication
If our feet will entangle in clumsy dis-coordination;
Or Fred and Ginger the world, at our integration
Into a perfect, combination.

Let us talk, with caution, doubtfulness and hesitation,
Touched with optimism; ignoring past complications
With only future contemplation.

Shall we engage with witty conversation and bold
Determination, to see what might be?

Shall we dance, Mystery Woman, shall we dance?
Categories: prognostication, imagery, romance, word play,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member False Prophets

False Prophets


                            Spirituality for one, atheism for other

                            deterred


                             Skeptic dissenting extreme religiosity

                             wickedly interred


                             Charlatans deluded permeable minds

                             weaponized infectious lie


                             Prognostication of human destiny fails

                             for in time tyrannical powers, die!











Penned: 1?11/2022
12:18 a.m.
Lake Worth
Florida USA
Categories: prognostication, conflict, faith, fate, society,
Form: Rhyme

Jaded Little Fairytale

So jaded, misappropriated, confused and lost. Fairly fairytales,
Lived, at what cost? Is nothing sacred anymore?

Modern day Cinderellas’ marry princes and are soon swept away by crocodiles 
with beguiling smiles.

Prince Charming, answers the call of false maidens in distress 
Who appeal to a nature so base, he sits alone in a ramshackle castle obsessed
With wooing not keeping, 
all the while held together by twine and broken glass, into his heart, darkness creeping

While Romeo is in loved with Mercutio instead of Juliet
When animals are treated as children and children are treated just like pets.
When we live side by side with fragile happiness, but welcome regrets.

When indifference and passion are fellow bed mates
And the expected prognostication of marriage is more convenience and less about faithfulness and faith.

When dreams are shattered as soon as they are born
When the steady cadence of dying love comforts the love-lorn 
When heartache is expected and dreams unspoken

That is when the fairy-tale is broken.
Categories: prognostication, conflict, depression, divorce, emotions,
Form: Couplet
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