Simulated Poems | Examples


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Experts Speculated and Simulated

Experts Speculated and Simulated

Had heard that some experts speculated,
Must learn how things  can be simulated;
Choir singing;
Better off being,
And parish again soon will be stimulated.

Jim Horn

Premium Member A Dyed Flower and a Simulated Gemstone

a dyed flower is like a simulated gemstone
they are unnatural,
unfounded, rather orchestrated,
unnaturally pretty, 
prettier than the natural 
flowers and the natural gemstones
people are sometimes like this,
unnatural, unfounded, rather orchestrated,
prettier than the natural people.
They are real, just in a better way,
easier to appreciate and love

Stimulated, Simulated Horoscope

In our stimulated, simulated brain wave
 Collectively entranced, supplanted reality
 The new wave of an old groove
 As hypnotizing self-suggestion induced
 The destiny for recently awake stars to improve
 
Perception cauterizes the magic bloom
 You reach to see we are the same belief
 Believers need to understand the course of time
 Make it rewind with abstract mind
 The memory melted flash bulb crashes full
 Across the pattern of landscapes woven through theme
 
What I tell you Is
 That you are behind 
The background and foreground
 In your lofty fantasy reality spells out
 Without a single shred of doubt
 So believe what you see
 Because you are what you believe


Simulated World

the Gods play
their cosmic harps
that tune the river sky
make this colony of man
we live in a simulated world of holograms

Simulated World

the Gods play 
their cosmic harps
that tune the river sky
make this colony of man
we live in a simulated world of holograms

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