Short Last Laugh Poems

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Premium Member No Comfort For Job

Job was a bossy boss
Who was at a complete loss
He was devoid of staff
Who had the last laugh
Which made Job extremely cross
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Last Laugh

I laughed as God and Satan quarreled….. beneath my window.


©12/25/2018

The last line Poetry contest
Silent One - sponsor
Form: Monoku

Premium Member The Last Laugh

My girlfriend dumped me, after I stole her wheelchair 
She came crawling back  


Funniest Couplet Ever PC 
Sponsor: L Milton Hankins
Form: Couplet

Premium Member The Last Laugh

Here lies John Raccoon Charms
Who laughed at wife’s fat arms.

Written 4-24=-2019
Contest: An Epitaph to make us Laugh
Sponsor: Jesse Rowe
Form: Epitaph

Premium Member The Last Laugh

Life without death contains nothing more than death without life, it remains unfulfilled straight from rejected beginnings of ending, a muted mockery of laughter for crying out loud.
Form: Epigram


Premium Member If I Were a Poisonous Snake

If I were a poisonous snake
I would get the last laugh
Giving my slayer a surprisingly venomous bite
Hours after he lopped off my head with a machete.
Only snakes are able to do this you know.

Premium Member Mosquito Mayhem

Today I met a mosquito It wasn’t very fun She bit me here, she nipped me there (she even bit my bum) But I had the last laugh... I squashed her with my thumb! 1st November 2015
Form: Rhyme

Last Laugh

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

Premium Member Time

Don't look in my eyes,
you'll never really see;
Don't dance to the sound of my voice
You never hear what I mean;
Don't pretend that you care 
I know your never there 
But the last laugh is mine 
I control my time
Form: Rhyme

The Last Laugh

I once listened to your words of sweet reasoning Only to receive a life of silent threatening I questioned my doubt and found my heart mourning I blame not you for this life of mine drowning
Form: Kimo

The Last Laugh

Told over and over,
the lie became true

As memory inverted,
the falsehood imbued

My cornerstone crumbling,
sticks piled with straw

A last self-deception
—the fantasy law

(Rosemont Pennsylvania: February, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

The Last Laugh

Love laughs at life,
Scorns the scourging whip of years,
Dulls life’s sawing knife
And watersheds its tears.

Love smiles at death,
Soul withstanding soil,
Heaped upon the flesh whose breath
Expires. Love’s Death’s foil.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

The Last Laugh

Love laughs at life,
Scorns the scourging whip of years,
Dulls life’s sawing knife
And watersheds its tears.

Love smiles at death,
Soul withstanding soil,
Heaped upon the flesh whose breath
Expires. Love’s Death’s foil.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Excuse Me I Say

Excuse me. 
There’s a lion on your back, I say.
The girl laughs.
Thinking I am kidding.
It’s probably my boyfriend, she says.
I have been carrying him on my back for a long time.
It is her last laugh.
I run away as she is devoured.

Last Laugh

the last thing I heard was your laughter
it blew past me
on the old bridge
and settled softly in my 
daughter's hair
sparkling and involved with light

   I left it there forever
Sometimes at night
I hear her laugh
and I know
she's dreaming about you.

Premium Member Letting Go

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

Let the Pens Flow - Sijo Poetry contest

Sponsor Jenish Somadas
Form: Sijo

My Breath Is Taken

My breath is taken. 
No choice,
Just taken. 
Ecstatic pain
Thrills through me,
And I know 
You are right for me. 
This glove fits so well;
WE fit so well. 
They laugh at our antics,
That gallery of stern critics. 
Foolishly juxtaposed!
Enemies of Bliss!
The last laugh
Is ours.

Premium Member Texture

Taste truth
Prize proof


Charm curls
Head hurls


Heart hopes
Sculpts scope


Soul sights
Fond flight


Fond feel
Heart heals


Hear hurts
Bless birth


Sift still
Wise will


Last laugh
Sweet stuff


Face fear
Heart hears




Leon Enriquez
15 September 2019
Singapore

A White Sealed Envelope

A five dollar bill in my name.
A white sealed up envelope.
A white handkerchief of forgotten spring.
A gold ring.
Sparks that fly through the sky.
The forces of nature are with us..
Masterpiece equipment that had the last laugh.
A bottle of water on the pavement.
I’d better pick it up it might be mine.
Form:

Last Laugh

This world is cold
It's dark and black
I was too hopeful
You were whack

Your silly games
Threw me for a spin
You got what you wanted
You win

Go on your way
Never return
I won't fall again
I will learn

Who's got the last laugh?
We have to wait and see
Who still has your prize?
That would be me
Form: Rhyme

The Last Laugh

Outside the backdrop of the given world,
the emptiness fled

And deep in the recesses of what’s never to be,
contradiction fed

Far beyond meaning and stated intent,
all reasons turned to dust

With nothing to prove and less to embrace
—the laugh at last on us

(Villanova Pennsylvania: December, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Last Laugh Epitaph

Here lies that cleverest of politicians, Dick Nixon
   Who was crafty and devious and full of tricks an'

About whom it was said: Vote for Nixon in '72
   Why switch Dicks in the middle of a screw?

          
          September 16, 2018
   Entry in "A Funny Epitaph" Contest
          Sponsor:  Jesse Rowe
Form: Epitaph

Premium Member Quiz

Prime plot
Toss thought


Quiz *****
Strong sneer


Zip zest
Boost best


Odd old
Be bold


Glimpse good
Move mood


Last laugh
Sound stuff


Warm wit
Blown bits


Word wise
Prompt prize


Voice vote
New notes


Calm cheer
Heed here




Leon Enriquez
22 November 2018
Singapore

The Precious One

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
Form: Lyric

Premium Member The Last Laugh

a lone star in the sky is what you see 
blinded by the lure of the city

window shining the spree of shopping
neons begging to make the scene

buildings trying to reach the mighty
nonsense say the star surrounded with twinkles

as in the dark it shines in a multitude of cosmic laughs
looking at you dragging your laundry to be washed.

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