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Short Knock On Wood Poems

Short Knock On Wood Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Knock On Wood by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Knock On Wood by length and keyword.


I Cry Cause I Am Happy

am feels so good
and wel lunderstood
i can knock on wood
my life has change
i have gain
i feel so dappy
I CRY CAUSE AM HAPPY


How We Won

To we stood
Knock on wood
We had a plan
In rain held hands
It was the lord above
With his love
And our bond
This is
HOW WE WON

Premium Member Just One

one superstition 
                                        knock on wood
                                     trees make oxygen





MagiCicada13
Form: Senryu

Number One In My Book

you  alway be good
it s well understood
and can knock on wood
it not all about looks
your good deeds
of my needs
got me hook
YOU NUMBER ON IN
MY BOOK
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Superstition

Knock on wood
fingers crossed
don't step on cracks
don't walk under ladders
what kind of messed-up
window cleaner have I got ?.


Elizabeth  alexander                   16/3/2016


Going Up Or Down

if you do good
its understood
you can knock on wood
with right stuff you  go up
if your bad
its sad you been devil had
than your hell bound
in god you must trust
you 
GOING UP OR DOWN

My Teachers

at my school
its very very cool
hers the  new
 ilike math
my teach is a gas
 meaning  good
i can knock on wood
about my  teachers
theyer not leacher
theyer real the real deal
talking about
MY TEACHERS
Form:

You sorry

You sorry
For putting
Words in my mouth
You just don't understand
That I have my own voice
So please let me speak for myself
Knock on wood
I am healthy
And I am not planning to have
A stroke
So, I am taking good care of
My health every day
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My Childhood

it was a small town
on  city ground
 it was lot going on
around
after i did play ball
as i recall
 my family made me a brick wall
not to fall
when things got rough or tough
they did they the best the could
grew up from the bad dust
i can knock on wood
that 
MY CHILDHOOD
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Existentially Deconstructing the 'Knock-Knock Joke' Into Its Perfect Literary Form

"Knock-Knock!" - Who's there?

"Knock on would!" - Knock on wood who?

"Who the hell would ever knock on wood?!"
"What are ya some kinda unbelievable idgit?!"
"May I offer you a complementary pamphlet?"
"It explains how and why God loves you 
more than anybody else ever could..."

Thinksgiving Soulfull Dinner

lets talk food
the weather is cool
let cook
not by the book
get down  with turkey sound
let have collard green
some green bean
for the theme  some white meat
gravey as a treat
now that finger licking good
you can knock on wood
this meal for all sinner
THE
THINKSGIVING SOULFULL DINNER

Doomed To Failure

If you jinx me knock on wood Black cats stay out of my neighborhood I dont trust owls even if it isn't white If your bad luck get out of my sight You walked under a ladder oh my dear Holy crap I broke a mirrior This isn't good at all you see Because now bad luck will follow me!!!

America the Great

Poisoning his body ever since she left;
right up close, yet a million miles away.
Meth-lab;
got rehab.
Wasting away in his jail cell,
he's straight to heaven, yet living in hell.
Right up close, yet a million miles away.
Knock on wood; hope he stays good.
In spite of strife, she took his life;
she was supposed to be his wife.

Never Trust

Never trust something 
that seems
 too good 
to be true.
There's a possibility it's 
trying to 
fool you.
Ever time you turn around.
A fake smile may be found. 
At the moment the idea 
may sound good. 
The words that 
have been said
might have just been 
“knock on wood.”
Don't let it drive you insane. 
The thoughts going on might
just be inane.
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Premium Member At the Friendly Neighborhood Grocery Store

How're you doing?
  I'm doing fine
Everything good?
  Knock on wood

What's new?
  Not much
Take care
  Stay in touch

How's business?
  Never better
Come back soon
  It'll be my pleasure

What's going on?
  Same old stuff
How are things?
  Good enough

How're the kids?
  A lot of fun
Going so soon?
  Gotta run

See you later
  Have a nice day...
Thanks for shopping
  ~ Don't forget to pay!
Form: Rhyme

Leaving the Big Town

Living under the constant shadow of steel and glass skyscrapers,
longing for sunlight and fresh air to breathe...
makes this confined spirit want to break free,
to leave the big town and find total freedom somewhere else.


Getting into a yellow taxi, the winter's chill
makes me shiver, but not as much as a perched petrel 
that decides to stay and make this gloomy neighborhood his livelihood;
and while I'm thinking of warm weather, somebody please knock on wood!
Form: Rhyme

Bad News Travels Fast

Bad news likes to travel fast,
Much quicker than the good
And you can’t stop it even if
You pause to knock on wood.

It’s like a snowball, growing as
It barrels down a hill,
Unstoppable and uncontrolled
As oil from a spill.

Through phone or text or face to face
The knowledge makes its rounds,
For once the news is negative
It spreads by leaps and bounds.

Technology can’t take the rap
For even in the past,
When something bad took place, that news
Would always travel fast.
Form: Rhyme

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