Short Have The Last Laugh Poems
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I should have looked before I leaped
now I have been left in a lurch
by my lily-livered boyfriend,
but I'll have the last laugh
when he see his laundry
in a lovely shade of pink.
ALesiach © 9/30/2015
on return from cremation - they dropped the urn with my ashes
shards punctured remains - I would have the last laugh at my farewell
memories down the drain - at least I knew where I was going
21st May 2020
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Abort is not the key
It will have you feeling less
Nothing but pain and regrets
Abort is not the key
She or He is apart of you
Forget the other half
As they get older you will have the last laugh
Children bring nothing but blessings if you do right by them
Forget him
You will succeed
It's your body and your seed
Abort is not the key
C-ry not, have the last laugh,
R-ising sun shares the light;
I-n spite of dark clouds,
Z-enith sets things
A-right.
B-ecause of the last laugh,
R-emain calm and composed;
O-n the twenty-seventh of July,
N-ice blessing overflows.
D-on't mind the setback,
I-f the effort is just half;
A-n advantage will be yours,
L-ook good for the last laugh.
There are no snakes in Ireland today
For St.Patrick has cast them away
They had attacked the wrong dude
Which Patrick thought was quite rude
So celebrate St. Patrick this day
In a forty day fast for his Lord
St. Pat was attacked by a snake horde
As he shook his sacred staff
He said, "I'll have the last laugh"
And he drove them to sea as he roared
2-17-19
A-s you have the last laugh,
N-o one can put you down;
G-roups of people think
E-rrors midst sea will make you drown.
L-ast laugh is in you, the boat bravely sails;
A-llowing you to travel, while the bad weather fails.
A-s you have the last laugh,
Z-one of abyss becomes smooth;
A-llowing you to cruise,
R-ays above starts to soothe.
E-arly sixteenth of September, time left is a minute and a half;
S-tand up and raise your hand, for you have the last laugh.
To affirm a show has made it,
More than ticket sales, the proof
Can be found if it is parodied
And pops up in a spoof.
For it’s fun to poke some fun at
Those performances so big
All the audience will recognize
The actor and the gig.
It’s the price of fame and fortune,
For success bestows the right
To exaggerate one’s attributes
And take a mocking bite.
While the viewers grin, the targets
Of the spoof have the last laugh,
For the public still will clamber
To receive their autograph.