Postulation Poems | Examples


Premium MemberGreatest story yet to be told

Somewhere on another world, in a far away galaxy 
Aliens built a quantum-scope, our world they could see
I also built a similar contraption, and maxed out the lens
Now I witness these ETs observing earth, but in a weird tense 

See, as they zoom in closer, it’s dinosaurs they view, not me!
This is no illusion, nor does it defy relativity
I’m in their far off future, watching them observe our distant past,
I spot a T Rex on their monitor, Barney I called him, for a laugh 
Now I live stream earth, via a planet no one has ever heard
even though the creatures I see, are 66 million years dead

Everything observable that has ever happened
embeds in photons racing through space
All we need to unlock them, is quantum technology 
in the right time, pointing to just the right place 

I hope you follow my postulation, the implications seem insane 
But what good is science fiction, without stretching out our brains 

Goddamn! here’s a thought, about this poem
Say on a planet, merely 2000 light years away
If by chance they’re observing Jerusalem
Christ son of man, we could yet live stream today!
Categories: postulation, life, perspective, science fiction,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberWho Am I

we now come to the question
of ‘who am I’ posed by Ramana
for which do dwell on this postulation
beginning with this-ness of body enigma

we as individuated aspects of God Himself
ensoul this form as a material interface
which has urges of its own, lower self
ego, belief in it, our fall from grace

as such, here as reflected light
we are both the object and subject 
melding head and heart births clear sight
exiting stagnation, free of desire-fear-regret

flowing thus gently like the breeze, at ease
our emptiness vibrant in blissfulness 
each pulse embrace and release
one with the That oneness

27-March-2021
Categories: postulation, muse, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme


Premium MemberA Poets Duty

A poets duty is not to find beauty, 
it’s to write whatever they want, 
Rhyme is important yet not exclusive,
go wild or stay nonchalant,

Personally myself I don’t try offend, 
But may rub some people up wrong,
Speak my mind in exaggerated tone,
that’s the art of bringing you along,

Like to entertain feel your mood,
capturing the moment at heart,
Make a postulation based on fact,
in an attempt to take life apart,

I want to flow, like silk on glass, 
then get snagged upon a shard,
Paint a desolate picture of black,
next verse color may bombard,

Put spirit into my written words,
resurrect our past, to raise the dead, 
Then pick away at your soul again,
planting seeds within one’s head,

A little controversy’s quite ok,
sprinkled with teasing caveats,
Best is bringing it all together,
crowing you with a slicing axe,

A poets duty is undefined, 
borderless, relatively immaterial,
The hardest part of all for me,
is this poems own limiting criterial. 

 

For (A poets duty) contest
Sponsored by Beth Evans
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Categories: postulation, allegory, allusion, appreciation, how
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberImagination

Somewhere on another world 
in a far away galaxy,
Intelligent life forms built a telescope,
so powerful our planet they could see

I also built a similar contraption
then maxed out the zoom,
Now I witness these same beings 
observing earth from a room 

And as they zoom in closer 
it’s dinosaurs they see, not me
This is no illusion,
nor does it defy relativity 

I’m in their far off future
watching them observe earths distant past,
I spot a real T Rex on their monitor
Barney I nickname him, aghast!

I’m live streaming earth 
via a planet no one has ever heard,
Even though the creatures I see
are 66 million years dead, 
We humans have not evolved yet 
for we’re light parsecs ahead 

Every observable thing that has happened
embeds in photons racing through space,
All we need to unlock them is technology,
and be standing in the right place

I hope you follow my postulation
these implications are quite intense,
What good are our imaginations
without trying to make some sense. 

Wow! here’s a thought about this poem
say on a planet 2000 light years away,
If by chance they observe Jerusalem
Christ son of man! what more need I say
Categories: postulation, allegory, allusion, deep, god,
Form: Rhyme

Lifes Reality

The up bringing of a child could be very stressful and annoying 
And i object to the postulation that it is regretful and boring
It is flavoured with some life changing experiences that is beyond imagination
Which can not be gotten from any earthly recreation
You can object to my observation

But my earthly experience and research has given me this hypothesis 
Even if am not making a strong analysis 
The earth is filled with great disgust  

Should we expect more or worse 
We take no action nor feel remorse 
We cant't change the past
It all started so fast
We think of what the futre has in mind 
Instead of correcting the mistakes we left behind
Categories: postulation, absence, age, analogy, imagery,
Form: Sonnet


Corporeal Manifestation

We are the visible manifestation of a much deeper design.
Like the tip of an iceberg most of what we are is out of view.
Science tells us that only four percent of what makes up the Universe is visible to us, ninety six percent is unseen and unknown.
Science calls the ninety six percent unseen, dark matter and dark energy. They call it dark because they have no clue what either is.
Like the tip of a sharks fin if viewed by the unknowing would give no hint of what's below. Our lives, rules and being are ruled by the tip we see. All that we think we know comes from the visible four percent! A deeper dive would 
illuminate ultimate reality, and all that we are and know would change.
It's the blind leading the blind in the world of the visible, and, we can only see a fraction of the visible. What then, in fact, do we really know at all?
When the corporeal turns to dust, when the four percent ceases to exist the ninety six simply ruminates and corporeally manifest itself some time/place else.
This is all just postulation you see, unlike the word of others who'll tell you how things must certainly be.
Categories: postulation, art,
Form: Prose Poetry

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
Categories: postulation, science, universe,
Form: Free verse

Carols

Carols let you in on history and its interpretation, 
Church thought and theological progression, 
Show that people and writers have learnt the lesson,
Not to believe in god so thoroughly and to be of good reason.

We’ve learnt to move the god meme over to reside in derivation, 
To human beings, to people and to their postulation, 
In derivation to Jesus, as one of these people, an initiator with a motion, 
Who wished for humankind that all the ill were given a kinder notion. 

Christinna Georgina Rossetti in her hymn of devotion, 
Equated Jesus with nature, not nature with Jesus, obviation, 
Because the snow came first according to In The Bleak Midwinter composition, 
And the ox and ass were enough for the lord, the baron. 

She ended with Jesus requiring our all, not god or divination, 
By demoting god to a lesser place, a quieter spot by a dumber meditation,  	
By stating that our own daily lives are relational to the son, not just a projection, 
Not a false image of our personalities that we make only for god’s gratification.
Categories: postulation, baby, birth, christian, christmas,
Form: Monorhyme

Reason For Love

There are Sundry 
justifications to love
Its blindness is a problem 
to solve 
Even though sacrifices 
are grave
Victims relish being it 
slave
For the feeling is always 
enthusiasic

Indeed,there are many 
reasons to love
Like the rise of emotion 
to pop ballad
And the overwhelming 
feeling in young love

Tho bang of sex is the 
beat of today's musics
As Lie is the root of most 
love trees
Yet,there's need to tango 
to the beat of the day
And listen to what needs 
to be heard

Love from d blue 
Eve unconsciously lit 
beacon for Adam to 
follow
Thus, he found love
This could be for 2 
reasons
The first sun in his 
morning 
And the return of the 
kind

A postulation by an 
economist
The function of love is 
equal 
to;TASTE,CARE,ATTRACTION,MONEY,HONESTY, 
RELIGION and other 
justifiable personal 
ingredients

Perfect combinations are 
rare in an imperfect 
world
Real Combinations has 
unlimited Reasons to 
love 
each other
  My reason to love is 
beyond me...I'v found 
the 
beacon of my EVE!!!
Categories: postulation, absence,
Form: ABC
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