Postulated Poems | Examples


Abc Poem: a To Z of Life

After all was said and done
Before I’d reached a clear conclusion 
Could It ever be the same
Down the years of trial and error
Estimation of the future
For the best determination
Going over and again
Heading nowhere so it seemed
I should know by now much better
Jeopardy is never distant
Killing time is not the answer
Living life not in the present
Makes no sense to blame another 
Never taking a decision
Only makes for consequences 
Postulated not by me
Quite opaque the future seemed
Reason lost in the confusion
Still it never is too late
To pick up the shards of life 
Undismayed by past disasters
Vesting promise in the future
Wing and prayer the mode of travel
Xerox me with better answers
Yield them for consideration 
Zest of life the validation
Form: ABC

Some Scatter Brained Horn Haiku About Priest

Had been battle torn,
Which is way Priest's robe was warn;
Saved from sin one morn.

Our sins should be shorn,
So we will have been reborn;
Heard call of God's horn.


Things love that adorn,
Forget sad things that forlorn;
God will always warn.

While we had waited,
Our priest had postulated;
On concentrated.

God placed great glory,
Into Son and His story;
Both Wig and Tory.

God is on each side,
So in Him we will abide,
While we do confide.

Priest is dead ringer,
For someone a poor singer,
And likes to linger.

?Great re-arranger;?
?And our priest seems no stranger;
Babe in small manager.

Jim Horn
Form: Haiku


Premium Member The Importance of Language

While watching TV, heard someone say “copulated”
Mistaken for a word for lotsa people like “populated”
Very important it is
Language isn't a quiz
Must try hard to be a whole bunch better postulated
Form: Limerick

Of Galileo and Newton

There is in circulation a video clip on whatsapp messaging service...
About a sophisticated attempt to vouch for Galileo's take on things that fell......

The learned man, bless his departed soul, bravely postulated to widespread awe..
That barring air resistance, all objects suffer the same rate of fall...

In a vacuum, a heavy ball and a wispy feather, they take the same time to fell...
It defies the everyday reality we observe outside when things fall...

Only goes to remind us, namely you and me, we have seen it all...
We are ordinary humans, we have never wondered at all why things fall...

Until the day another fella, Newton was his name, reasoned out why the apple fell...
Sitting under a apple tree, he chose to query the reason why an apple upon his head it fell...

To this day children the world over suffer  to master the spectrum of scientific knowledge. ...
That good old Galileo and Newton started the day the latter questioned why the apple fell....

Of course, if they had not been around, science as we know it would be rather tame...
And Neil Armstrong would probably be an obscure name, bereft of his moon walking fame...

Never Number One

Perhaps, 
   there are just too many 
   writers of poetry out there,
   I have read their poems with joy and sadness.
Gathering their thoughts and parlaying them
  to images seen and postulated
  with the eyes closed shut but seeing
  life in their embellished dreams.
When I was a child of nine or ten
  I longed to be a writer of  sorts,
  visionary, ingenious provocateur, 
  storyteller, unraveler for and of the times.
So many others beat me to it,
   displaying my words with a better grace
   and said what was on my mind, 
   beating in my heart, living in my soul
spoken well, far better 
   and more eloquently
   than I could.

Never number one,
   always second, third or more
   still, some inner need 
   forces me to keep trying.
Therein lies the me, 
   determined and persistent
   as with life, ever moving forward, 
   looking for just a little more.
Corinthians 9:24 clearly states
  "Do you not know that in a race all the runners run,
   but only one receives the prize?
   Run in such a way as to take the prize."
So I'm running 
   as fast as I can
   hoping and trying always 
   to become number one.


The Theory of Everything

The theory of everything
Which even an Einstein could not divine
Remains the goal
Four fundamental forces making the universe what it is
Electromagnetism, weak interaction, strong interaction, gravity
Each with its own mediator particle that makes the force a force
Photons, W and Z Bosons, Gluons and Gravitons are their given names
All for the Graviton proven to exist
Completing their journey from postulation to theory to discovery
Only the Graviton awaits a Columbus
But herein is postulated the existence of a fifth force
More powerful, more complex than the other four
Failing, to date. to command attention in the field of physics
The powerful universal force named ....LOVE
Its mediator particle, here in, called CUPID
Difficult to discover as is the Graviton and like the Graviton it has no mass
Because it too must act instantaneously and at long distances
And has, as should be expected, a spin value of 2
Once the CUPID is discovered the theoty of everything will be complete

Premium Member Apart

And when do these empty minutes
Become gifted tomorrows

Does the love from a crooked smile
Coagulate into a joyful tear

Can the touch from a veritable want
Blend into reformed breaths of a tilted gratitude

What purpose would ultimatums serve,
If it only knew what should not
Be taken for granted

When do these empty minutes
Become gifted tomorrows

For I count on the arms of postulated solitude
To breathe into me

To breathe into me

These empty minutes

©Drake J. Eszes

Is Your Refrigerator Running

Is Your Refrigerator Running

Late at night while sleeping or in a trance
Contemplating philosophic thoughts about the universe
Children called on the phone and postulated
An age old question about refrigeration
They shouted loud into the receiver
“Is your refrigerator running sir?!” 
(I added the word “sir” since they did not… they must have forgot)
I checked my refrigerator quickly and checked its pulse
Looked inside to discover cold, outside was running hot 
Somewhere about its lower region it seemed too hot
The children were so wise, so smart, so intelligent
They astutely suggested that I go and catch it
My refrigerator was running wild with fever
I did not want to get or catch what it might have 
What if it’s contagious? 
Tomorrow I throw my refrigerator away
And buy a lunch box to replace it
One with Batman or Superman on the lid
Refrigerators have become too complicated
I just need a simple box to keep stuff in
I must remember to thank the kids for what they did

A Letter To Robert Frost

A letter To Robert Frost
Dear Mr. Frost or Bob, as the occasion might be lent
We are happy to report a world still turning wild
There are still two roads divergent in the woods
Prevailing, waiting for others to decide 
You took the one less traveled
To make a difference as you could
We continue to abide convergent roads
Comply with natures inclinations as our maze
Pulled in some direction not always ours
As for that world that did not die
It did not perish in fire or by ice
As you postulated quite nicely 
Both would have equally sufficed
We are in a different place and time
Protecting ages and ages hence in your defense
We will never meet again in fire or in ice my friend

                                                                 6/06/14 Contest:  Letters To Poets

-long Before Time Ago-

WORLDS AND WORLDS OF TIME AGO AND BEFORE

   IN EONS AND EONS OF MOMENTS OF LIVES

   HAVE INHABITED, ON AND IN WORLDS OF WORLDS AROUND,

   RESIDED IN WORLDS OF SEAS IN EMBRYONIC STATE

   COMPLETED AND VIED WITH CRUSTACEOUS OBSCURITIES

   DID DINE AND WAS CONSUMED IN BONELESS APPETITIVE ZEST

   ROMPED AND CAJOLED AT PALAELITHICAL STAGES

   ABIDED WITH THE GODS IN SPACES OF YORE

   AND SOARED AS ETHEREAL BEING'S WITH WINGS OF ETHER


   DONNED SUITS OF ROBOTIC CLOAKS OF ARMOUR

   SURVIVED ELECTRICAL BARRAGES OF PERSECUTING CONTROL

   DELVED IN SUBTERRANEAN HEWED CAVERNOUS CHAMBERS

   AS ASTUTE EGOISTICAL TERRIFIED SCIOPHOBICAL MORTALS

   TRUDGED VAST GLACIAL AND TURBULENT TORRID MORIBUND PLACES

   COPULATED WITH ABORIGINAL NATURED SOULS

   ROMPED WITH FREE ABANDON O'ER ALPINE HEIGHTS

   THOUGHT POSTULATED, THOUGHT MADE ALL POSSIBLE

   LONG BEFORE THIS WORLD WAS CREATED, I WAS.

When Things Bad Happen Good To Sentences

postulated by the way out & 
through the hand clapping at once on its own
but the forest in the tree when it fell &
the child one left shouting parent at when it
could been have that you one were the said mattered what
when & the how, but why?

of course, “gibberish” did come &
did it when the grammar police showed the face of theirs &
fit did throw they 
crying & did they whine?
(babies like little)---
happens what when not being able to understand
grappling with absence an of “reason” defined as by 
less talented, less prolific, less relevant
the case is always, not isn’t it?

Premium Member Earth Day

It is postulated that planets orbit many a star.
Other ones are out there, but they are just too far.
Another world may exist, and maybe not.
Let’s keep this one, it’s the only one we’ve got.
Yes, too many of us are inhabiting this earth.
Its riches are diminishing as we are lessening its worth.
Mankind’s use has been surpassing his need.
He has exploited his resources all because of greed.
Let us all conserve and keep the planet’s green.
We will all be better off in a more natural scene.
Form: Rhyme

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