As Luck Would Have It Poems | Examples

Premium Member Nightmares in Palookaville

Positively Preposterous Puckheads...STILL!!!
Boy! They sure don't drive no Coupe DeVille.
My wife dragged me here against my will,
I just, Touched Down! in Palookaville!

Her Uncle Buck, buck-teethed and busted bunions,
Always smelled just a bit like onions.
He'd cuss me out while eating Funyuns!
Yep, that Codger's one big Curmudgeon!

Aunt Tildy, wore garters with lace tassels,
Bought lavender soap by the passels!
Had dreams of Knights at White Castles,
And she tells my wife, I'M the ASSLE!

Cousin Clem, I call him "Phlegm," ain't right in the head!
He's thirty-five! and still wets the bed!
And his folks still wonder why he's not wed!
I don't care what that Doctor Phil said!

Last, but not least, is that beast they call Boo!
That cur must be older than...Twenty-Two!
And bowels!...Man, that mutt sure could poo!
As luck would have it...he spackled my shoe!

Damn! Sun's setting, they're sweating, and I'm stuck here...STILL!!!
Oh Lord, please send me that Coupe DeVille!
I might as well start writing my will!
There's "Nightmares Galore" here in Palookaville!
Form: Rhyme

Hook, Line And Sinker

Broad in the beam
not much of a looker
this crusty rust-bucket
of nuts screws and bolts
is a crabby old hooker
as luck would have it
dolled up trolling for supper
at any port in a storm
she still gives good service
tho' down on her uppers
now showing her years
deep in the scuppers
yet still on the game
fishing by night for a living
not to sully or bruise her good name
tho' one might unduly call her
a 'Cruiser'
this goodly vessel is truly a trawler
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Lucky Day

Lucky Day

As luck would have it I:
put on the last pair of clean pants
spilled cereal on them
realized I was late for a meeting
ran through a stop sign
did not see the state trooper sitting there
got a hefty fine
rolled into an empty parking lot
fell into a pile of mulch
ran into the office
found out that it was Saturday
in a fit of peak ran back to the car
and fell into the same pile of mulch
sped home as fast as I could
forgot about the state trooper sitting there
got another hefty fine
got home and breathed a sigh of relief
and said to myself this is my lucky day.
Form: List

A Monet

A crooked cobblestone street of windows
A maze of windows - creating a mournful meandering mirror
Watching, waiting, and wishing to be magical and magnificent
The brilliance of becoming something more
And as misty darkness undressed the Day
As luck would have it - wish granted, and it was a Monet.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Accidental Buffet


     The buffet was spread liberally,
     All across the floor,
     As usual my dogs only want more!

     Spoiled animals that they are,
     They are dearly loved,
     But not too far!

     Normally a feast would be,
     Turkey, Chicken, canned food,
     Or all three!

     But as luck would have it,
     The food did not end up in a bowl.
     But in a heap taller than a tree!

     Lift a bag of dog food,
     The bottom gave out,
     The pups have been cavorting about!

     While I with broom and dustpan,
     Scoop up the mess,
     Bring the buffet to an end!
Form: Rhyme


Satan Worshipers

Some people are Satan worshipers
As luck would have it they are few
They love cheating beside evils and devils
Active in showing coloring of a chameleon
Not nowadays but since their early beginning
What do you expect Satan worshipers do?
Obscenely they come and go, say and sing
Rancorous men and women most of the time
Sake not humanity welfare sake not facts and truth
Humbug day and night deceive others and themselves 
Identical to Satan and its misgiving its obsession
People hate Satan, evils and devils all over the world
Except those ugly Satan worshipers 
Really Satan is their leader and their god
Satan lovers!
 
About this simple poem,  please note that there is nothing personal, nothing related to old friends and readers at all.
Form: Acrostic

Brightness Falls

?rightness falls on our eyes, 
like the bright summer sunsets, 
the moon revolves around the earth, 
and we are blessed, 
you wear a bright summer dress, 
you are earthy, positive, tasty, 
you unwind, 
you are freedom, 
you are breath and oblivion, 
and you stroll down the pathways of the heart 
and you rise and you fall like the temperature, 
healing, 
and I come to you and and I am kneeling, 
I have sunshine in buckets, 
as luck would have it I am released, 
you are my girl, my sunlight, 
my rest, 
my luck, 
you are a spoonful of joy 
and you are right on the track, 
can I wake you with kisses, 
and be with you and hold you, 
and if you ever fail, 
never tell you I told you, 
and to move you with song and to savour the moment, 
and together to go roaming 
and be, 
and stay in my heart, 
and unfold all your love, 
and cling to your warm summer body, 
and taste the sand, 
and your feet step on mine and you lure me, 
into your cave were you cure me, 
for what is life without love, 
let’s carve out the stars.

Premium Member Line Dance

try your luck, perchance,
around the room you glance
the sea of faces looks back askance
but, a cheeky wink invites a dance,
a budding romance 'tis happenstance
as luck would have it, purely off-chance
a die cast, a furtive darting eye-glance
rolls to snake eyes, and entwining prance
Form: Monorhyme

As Luck Would Have It

We are so lucky, you and I. 
Our lives, we live-
We live in an evolution of sights,
Of sound,
Of feeling. 

I wake up, rested, right as pie. 
My life, I live-
I live to embrace the grace,
And wonder
So freeing!

Premium Member Not of This World

she was a nymph
from the deepest sea

pure and beautiful
inside and out

as luck would have it
she fell in love

his name Hanz
a mere mortal but it was fate

she gave up 
everything for him

such a rude awakening
to realize he was unworthy

so with her heart broken
she returned to the sea



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Originally posted on May 26, 2021

Premium Member Frosty Interlude

~Frosty Interlude~


She ambled in the frosty woods.
Wondering, if with her imbalance
problems and her cane, if she should.
Still, she forged ahead bravely through 
slippery branches and dead grass,
Till the world tilted and she went
crashing onto her _ss!

As luck would have it, a fellow-
canes-man was there.
He greeted her and brushed the
dead leaves and frost from her
graying, full head of hair.
Stood the grateful woman up, 
and took her to his gentlemanly
lair.

Hot chocolate and cookies were
placed on the table.
He gave her a warm, Turkish towel, 
to dry her long hair, making her
serenely comfortable.

They spent that entire November 
day together!
A day she will always with sweet 
thoughts and in her heart, fondly 
cherish and remember!


11/1/2019

Lady Luck

I know a lad who kissed an whore
And all at once he wanted more
As luck would have it
He formed an habit 
The ladies call esprit de corps
Form: Limerick

Black Humour

The Laughing Matter
We laughed and laughed it was raining heavy we didn`t see we were 
off road and flew, still laughing- over
a precipice and landed in an opening in the forest 
where rabbit congregates, we had laughed so much we had to go 
out of the car and pee
Then it snowed big white flakes the stuff and rabbit appeared in 
all white inquisitive as they are when stuck a neck in we rolled up
The window fried rabbits every day. 
The dog got sick of the same food and wanted to go home 
we didn`t have that instinct but followed behind as luck would have it 
 was only five minutes away a farmer with his tractor took the car to 
the mechanic and we laughed and laughed making funny noises 
of the stuffed owl on the wall….the house took fire and people in white
took us to a care home where we were giving anti-laugh medicine,
funny hats and it was New Year Eve.  
What had caused this hilarity was because Hillary Clinton had lost 
the election and Trump a millionaire was going to bring work to those on 
the dole, of course, this will not happen and my car is not insured for
the Shoah that will engulf us

Raped By Fate While On Route To the Bank

Down on one's luck
Down to my last food stamp
The luck of the draw,
As luck would have it - I have no luck at all!

Don't draw lines in the sand
Draw funny looking mustaches 
On the photos of your enemies!
Comb through any and all public trashes 
For better chances at finding rarer photographs 
To draw even funnier looking mustaches...
...You'd be surprised to find 
How quickly the time passes by...

...Protest endlessly 
In the unending rain
Bundle up
- Or catch your death, again!
Cheat the odds - One more time!
Share the last laugh 
With everyone else, so long as you possibly can!

Radicalize the neighborhood children,
Socialize the neighborhood wildlife 
- Split with the Neighborhood Watch 
Over irreconcilable differences 
- Concerning children and wildlife...

...Don't throw so many stones 
At all of those glass police officers
- Instead of being so violently useless:
Use those stones to build glassless homes...
...Or I doubt any of us
Will be living long enough 
To see the days of a classless world!

Broken Oak

Intro: 
To be a writer such as he, there are none
  His work outlasts the best, I’m sure…
        …~William Shakespeare, Hamlet, 1601-
“to hold, as t’ were, the mirror up to nature…” 


                                                           BROKEN OAK
                                         ~*Rispetto/ Miranda Lambert ©*~
                                                      Contest: “The Tree”
                                                     Written: 04/20/2011

                             Nestled on scaly plates, known as the White Oak
                           Pennetly lobed leaves, twiddled between my fingers
                             While the morning dew, the summer sun did soak
                                      As the aura of this native wood lingers
                                  In the “Y” shaped branches, only I could fit
                                 And hour or two I stay, as luck would have it
                          Ghastly winds blow my hair, my branch starts to sway
                                 We both come tumbling down, dwindling away
Form: Rispetto

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