Short Mischance Poems
Short Mischance Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Mischance by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Mischance by length and keyword.
“The rope round Leah’s neck
Shall soon Leah’s life wreck’’:
Give Leah her first chance
For a funny dance
From a climbed stool
Removed as a rule…
Yes, Leah’s first full chance
For a last Quaint Dance…
And I shall advance
Of Course, Mark Evans,
Man of Relevance;
To stretch Leah’s mischance
With grins worse than lance
To wasted Leah raise
And the Devil praise!”
Mark gave his honest Instance
Of the very circumstance
In which men kept their distance
From Next-Door Neighbor Constance
Anchoring it in Mischance,
All Adams to take no chance,
As An Embittered Constance
Had thrice shot three from near distance,
Their mouths gaping in Askance,
Even as their hit bodies did a funny dance …
You mark All Adams, An Embittered Constance
After ill-luck in near distance
Is something to mourn like mischance!
Shadows of a spell fall upon the lady.
Desperate she wove magic by the mirror,
Working the bow to spread her woken desire;
Playing with the threads of life in colorful scheme:
How she wished for a loyal knight to see her blush,
Fall in love with her beautiful pretty face,
Moments to touch her fragile grace in rapture;
But he this mischance truly became her curse.
Picture Prompt:-
I am half-sick of shadows, said the Lady of Shalott"
by John William Waterhouse