Short Luck Poems

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


Luck

A great pluck,                                                                                         with fortunes truck.
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Goodbye and Good Luck

Cheerfully said we, "Goodbye and Good Luck"
                                             ~ Though hearts meant it tearfully
Form: Monoku

Blind Luck

You're lucky 
I loved you at first sight
cause with taking the fourteenth I wouldn't
be interested in being in 
like even

Luck of Life

E-very 
V-ictory 
E-xpresses 
L-uck 
Y-ou 
N-eed 

Topic: Birthday of Evelyn Albo (April 7) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Love Luck

Good fortune
I dream this time
What are our wishes
I make it on my own
Blame fate
If you don't find 
Love luck for today.


Premium Member The last luck

The new moon, a time for new beginnings,
Like a butterfly from a cocoon,
Or so they say,
Are they right?
Will the luck last?
© Fire Bird  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Good Luck Charms

Do you remember
All the good luck charms we had?
The horn of plenty
A horse shoe, a rabbit's foot
Carry with us all the time
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Luck of the Wallflower

My luck, much like a wallflower
    that never sought attention

  Fortune blinked! Her coyest smile
    invited apprehension
Form: Rhyme

Good Luck

here's the word
they fly a brid
what  i say
comming you way
i hearld the news
about your new school
and new bucks
GOOD LUCK

Good luck

Clock struck,                                                                                                               Good luck
Form: Footle

Good Luck

everyvboby need s it
it fits
if  your trying
no need to be lieing
shooting for a gold
am told
not always just the buck
GOOD LUCK

A Fishy Pot Luck Dinner

The fish had a pot luck dinner
Almost all of them would concur
Only the shrimp refused to share
Because shellfish is what they were!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Luck Charm

Tomorrow, 
A new day
Live on and
Stay the same

You are my luck charm
You'll never change
From here to there
You're outta the cage

Luck

Luck is what we can't see,
Easy to get though hard it been;
It comes to them who works harder,
It cheats them who dreams merely larger.

Raw Ten Luck

A peacock in old Shangri-La
Found his wherewithal did not thaw
He went by the book
So his feathers shook
But aroused his mother-in-law
Form: Limerick

Mickey's Luck

Scurrying about
From dark corner to corner
In shadows it hides

Seeking its breakfast
Finding crumbs along its way
It survives again
Form: Haiku

You'Re In Luck

You know how boys play with their tool
Pretending to be Mr. Cool
So keep an eye out
For a water spout
As they tend to pee in the pool!
Form: Limerick

Lucy Furr's Luck

300 fierce warriors of Greece
Believed they could conquer Cochise
The Book of Life said
He was already dead
And autopsied by Warren Peace
war
Form: Limerick

Luck

I said to my wife, did you know?
If you drop a brick on your toe
It’s regarded as luck
But it hurts like F—K
I would rather be unlucky so
© John Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Blindsided

Lived a sly lady of Mozambique
who seductivly offered a peek.
Men paid her a buck
but were out of luck.
What they saw was totally oblique.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member With all my heart

I found this four-leaf clover.
With love I'm giving it to you.
May your dreams come true.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 2nd place 2026
Form: Other

Premium Member Avoid the ladder

Evil eye cast my way.
My luck’s about to turn a corner.
Black cat’s coming this way.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Other

Premium Member Good Luck

H Good Luck By: Tom 8/28/2019 Haiku Waiting on good luck Is like riding a stick horse. Both waste precious time.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Wanda Freebie

Wanda asked with eyes big and blue
Could it be I needed a screw?
With drinks on the table
I found she was able
To do what she wanted to do.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Extra special secret wish

Wrote a letter to Santa.
I mailed it on a snowy night.
Crossed my fingers for luck.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

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