Theorise Poems | Examples


Albert Einstein 1879-1955

Altho' it's not E=mc squared,
Albert was heard to theorise
when he declared,
"Carrots are relatively good for the eyes,
it's a fact
they'll make you see well and look good too,
I'm blinding you with science,
it's not hoodoo or a voodoo act."
He then asserted,
with a wicked grin,
"It only hurts when you put them in."
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Bat Bite


    Stolen from story book disbelief 
    Leather cape swoop, hooks my veins
    Fork prong fangs drink, blood drains
    Bubble in ruby bead eyed thief


    Gurgle as furry gargoyle fills 
    Helicopter hurricane flurry vanishes 
    Clutching my haemorrhage damages
    Explosive throat, dizzying thrills

 
   Attack on this dreaded day, theorise
   Opened as old time, musty pages
   Terror in an unexpected text message 
   Dirty diseased creature in disguise


   Heroic helper - no - unobscured horror 
   Giving me a role in rancid plot 
   Grave digging past reveals rot
   Historic vampiric bombastic bother 




   Haunted Taunted
     Spooks Peek 
    Last of October


While all the robots beep, all the people weep

All the clever people
Put their heads together.
They made a metal brain
Bound to last forever

But what they didn’t realise
Was that they couldn’t make a metal heart.
This metal brain can theorise
But it cannot make good metal art.

For all of ever, people
Have know about the end.
They cling to things found meaningful
Trying to pretend.

But when the robots came to be,
We realised love is real
Because something that a metal box
Cannot do is feel.
Form: Quatrain

Learning, Education, Theory

I
Experts say use known to understand new

II
If what is known is Past, how can it be new

III 
Experts theorise but the wise are curious 

IV
Curiosity about places, persons... open a mind

V
Education starts at home, without theory

VI
Good education flows from family values (read in Socrates method, minus classroom, and India's traditional Guru- Chela schools).
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Typecast

Fathers of that era
did not hug or touch or
intimate their love.
He was the same

Did he love us, we his
kin, his blood-seed. He
did not say, yet I 
believe he did.

He was a provider, for
sure. A taste for beer,
never dissolute and
he smoked as most
working folk, did then.

An adept gardener, his
vegetables supplemented
our meagre rationed diet.
Did he care, he never
said, I’m sure he did.

What made him tick,
deep down, I mean
where only introspectives,
types like me will 
sometimes dig.

It is easy, so easy
to theorise. His
generation, strong
and silent, did not 
discuss such things,

especially with his son,
such things were never
done. Maybe..perhaps
with Mum. Feelings 
were not shared but

held back, within.
A reservoir of emotions
controlled, withheld
until death shatters
the dam.

Is that why I cried
so, the day he died
and still I wonder..
did I cry for me,
or was it for him
Form: Bio


Premium Member A Strong and Silent Type

Fathers of that era
did not hug or touch or
intimate their love.
He was the same

Did he love us, we his
kin, his blood-seed. He
did not say, yet I 
believe he did.

He was a provider, for
sure. A taste for beer,
never dissolute and
he smoked as most
working folk, did then.

An adept gardener, his
vegetables supplemented
our meagre rationed diet.
Did he care, he never
said, I’m sure he did.

What made him tick,
deep down, I mean
where only introspectives,
types like me will 
sometimes dig.

It is easy, so easy
to theorise. His
generation, strong
and silent, did not 
discuss such things,

especially with his son,
such things were never
done. Maybe..perhaps
with Mum. Feelings 
were not shared but

held back, within.
A reservoir of emotions
controlled, withheld
until death shatters
the dam.

Is that why I cried
so, the day he died
and still I wonder..
did I cry for me,
or was it for him
Form: Bio

Ill Wind of -. 2

Ill Wind of ….     2




Powerful beings we are


A marvellous construction of senses

And intricacies

From the detail of touch

To atomic building blocks

With which to deliberate

Theorise

Awareness 


A billion synaptic passages

Along nerve ends which equate 

Every nuance existent

That traverses a teacup to a mouth


And how we create !


In Van Gogh colours

And musical diverse overtures

How we dream

In perception and the inspiration

And bring form 

To what we conceive


Ah ! And how we love ! 



In the very arms of creation

This birth of ours

And at one time we new

And beheld the awe of life

Indivisible

From the hand of the Universal

Connected to

Content of

The miracles proclamation

Of life


………………………………………………….. how then have we become

so belittled

to no longer see

a state of perfection

ill wind indeed

to say we are “fallen”

from the trees and fruits of Eden


how far now have we been led astray

to think

that each and everyone one of us

unworthy of heaven


what despicable lie

of gold stained shrouds

led us to cast aside the truth

Ah...But Did It Matter?

In the scheme of things, in the sweetly dreaming night,
The wintry grey or summer gold of day and daylight,
Whatever is proven or not must be the proof,
And whatever belief is believed must be the truth.

All that can be done is to remonstrate and reason
Yet logic seemingly cannot change the nature of this season,
And climates remain and act as climates are depicted,
So whatever fate bestows is clearly unpredicted.

It was real and sincere, or so I think and theorise,
And with a sudden death decree it can only be surmised,
That issues misinterpreted and the reference of ideas
Made it just the way you wanted, so as not to end in tears.

Yet in the scheme of things, at the heart of times turning,
Between June roses in bloom and November fires burning,
In my conversations between the March Hare and Mad Hatter
I only spoke unto myself the question: “Ah… but did it matter?”

And the answer, I know, in truth, is: “Yes…it did.”
But that does not stop the closure of the creaking coffin lid?
And it will not stop me thinking and considering the path
That led to cruel configuration of a phantom epitaph.
Form: Verse

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