Best Lucks Poems
Below are the all-time best Lucks poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of lucks poems written by PoetrySoup members
Goodbye, My ChildWhere cradled canyons sing
Of ebony wood in the forest
There lies a gurgling spring
Where cockcrows sing their chorus
To the melody of singsong birds
There I’ve concealed my...
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Categories:
lucks, adventure, allegory, angel, art,
Form:
Rhyme
Black WaterSmooth as ebony silk, black aquatic waves the melting
Essence of liquid evil, stirring this lake placid of our
Eternal nightmares, deadened space in the fathoms
Deep, beneath...
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Categories:
lucks, anxiety, dark, fear, imagery,
Form:
Free verse
Luck Lacedcherished clover green
coronet topped purple plume
search out the four-leafed sprite
eye to lawn outspread
taste of bee sweet blossom red
leprechauns key find
pressed between pages
still lucks’ keepsake enclosed
more...
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Categories:
lucks, nostalgia
Form:
Choka
My Seven BlessingsGod bless little angels brought unto me,
Watch over them beneath heavens grace.
My first of seven blessings most precious gift,
Treasures hearts keepsakes.
Number one the oldest, my...
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Categories:
lucks, child, dark, dedication, children,
Form:
Free verse
SuperstitionScience cannot explain happenings
Understanding is shot, blind assimilation is the only way
Possibilities only entangle with beliefs
Events bringing lucks possibly in both directions
Rare is its marriage...
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Categories:
lucks, symbolism, trust,
Form:
Acrostic
The JourneySight.
Sound.
Smell.
Taste.
The trains.
The tracks.
The rush, the haste.
The sweeties and toffees,
Newspapers and coffees,
Cases and bags, e-cigs and fags,
Pasty and tanned, iphone in hand,
The people who come and...
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Categories:
lucks, holiday, journey, travel,
Form:
I do not know?
Warm Welcome By the SoupersThroughout the years, I write and write
Didn't give much care whether wrong or right
For in my heart, all I really want is to share and...
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Categories:
lucks, desire, imagery, inspiration, poets,
Form:
Rhyme
In Response To My First Poem - For Contest'The Journey'
Sight.
Sound.
Smell.
Taste.
The trains,
the tracks,
the rush, the haste.
The sweeties and toffees,
newspapers and coffees,
Cases and bags, e-cigs and fags,
pasty and tanned, iphone in hand,
The people who come...
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Categories:
lucks, journey, travel,
Form:
I do not know?
Quo VadisGreat are the follies of haughty man through the times ,
Imposing his will on fellows, changing the...
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Categories:
lucks, deep, environment,
Form:
Rhyme
CreationDesire and lust
Spread everywhere
As if sand of a desert.
Climbing up a slippery tree
A naughty boy lucks green guavas.
Standing before a mirror
An impotent colors his white...
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Categories:
lucks, beauty, life, lonely, love,
Form:
Free verse
CommunicationBut now we can communicate.
I am not sure what cause this sort of block.
Under normal circumstances I suppose it's human.
To access so much of ourselves...
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Categories:
lucks, black african american, crush,
Form:
Free verse
My Heart Is On An IslandMy heart is on an island
Half a continent away.
It’s not a hot and sunny isle
With palm trees all asway.
The trees are oaks and maples,
The...
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Categories:
lucks, appreciation, beach, change, emotions,
Form:
Rhyme
Mothers Are Like ThatI heard many times before
When sad, mothers become trees
They become clouds,
when there is more sorrow
And a rosary,
when they are more sorry
I knew a long...
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Categories:
lucks, blessing, god, jesus, mother,
Form:
Personification
TirednessHave you seen--
How much is still pungent -
And sour our misery upon lips!
Have you seen--
How confusing words will be,
If from tears jumped out --
Our...
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Categories:
lucks, feelings,
Form:
Free verse
I Cook But No One EatsI cook but no one eats.
I bring my offerings to pot-lucks.
But no one wants to be lucky.
I take it home, without a spoonful gone.
I make...
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Categories:
lucks, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Light Verse