Short Unlucky Poems
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You are the black cat dancing on my tongue
And each word that leaves my mouth
Crosses you
And my voice is now unlucky
A man with very bad luck
Purchased a lemon of a truck
It broke down on a date
The woman walked away
So in despair he failed in love
The parties are crazy as bats.
They speak and each bat gets the shats.
Unlucky for us
they'll merge and be thus:
Republ-dem-ican-ocrats!
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
Here rests unlucky Peter Mcgraw
He was struck down dead by a meteor,
All of his life he'd had no luck,
He'd still be here, if he'd just looked up.
Stop and smell the roses
but be careful
for you may get stung.
For those bees
are not known for their taste
so you could be the unlucky one.
An unlucky young man from Michigan
Had a very unusual condichigan
He got sick from a hake
That he found in the lake
And now he can never eat fishigan
A PoetSouper trying so hard to rhyme ,
Took a chance at downloading on line .
The unlucky sod
Blew~up his I~pod ,
But his curses were verses sublime .
a calamitous catastrophe
mysterious malefic malady
cataclysmic and unlucky
disastrous deeds, seemingly deadly
hurricane shaking up land beside the sea
Cuomos goose up New York's scenario
Today Andrew; yesterday, Mario --
They think they're ladies' men
Each one a 'real gem' --
Andrew's the unlucky lothario
I espied it
far off in the field
A four-leaf clover!
I cried with glee
As I approached
its leaves were three
What Fate lay in store
for unlucky me
In forcing perfection by wracking my brain
Satisfaction gets harder for unlucky few
I’m wrecking my being while going insane
As milking my soul gets harder to do
There once was a Merman named Harry
Who was in love with a Mermaid named Mary
So he wrote her a poem
And invited her home
Unfortunatly, she turned out to be Larry
comes from
Jesus and disciples
friends and foe
gathered together
for last supper
Author notes
Just a passing thought in thirteen words, seemed appropriate.
some people unlucky,
some people afraid;
some people left out
some are unmade
buring like anger
black cat comes near
bringing all of the pain all the fear
Form:
UNLUCKY 13
My ardent ardor
sighed in vain.
I left being silent.
06/16/18
'MagiCicada' Contest by Maureen Mcgreavy
One Friday morning
I looked at the calendar
It showed the number 13
In the afternoon
I drank 13 bottles of beer
I fell on the floor
And broke my head
And the day was unlucky
realising how life is given to kids,
nurturing like feeding a cat out of your palm.
Sometimes unfortunate, sometimes unlucky.
twisted fate crawls and switches off the light.
All the tales I must write
For the unlucky ones who can't get the words right,
I'm afraid I wouldn't be able to halt once I start
Metamorphosing their hearts and mine into art.
The past years with you
Were incredible the still echo.
I couldn't think of more joy ever,
You were my life of color.
I'm blessed to have you
And I'm unlucky that I lost you.
Harvey was quite cruel, as hurricanes go
Thankfully I live far away from the blow
Sympathies go out
Unlucky folks, no doubt
Ordinary people whose lives are at an all time low
Once knew a man from Kentucky
Had a boil on his nose, quite unlucky
A state he was in
Not Kentucky, that's dim
Had to squeeze it, oh my, sure was yucky
© Jack Ellison 2015
Cyrus the Magnificent was flying high
What a pity Cyrus had to flippin’ die
When the rope on the trapeze broke,
Here we buried this unlucky bloke.
Written August 5, 2022
Unlucky for some
The day of my birth
Fridays of thirteenth find horror
Yet happiness surrounds me
Thirty-six years have come before
In a year where hindsight's truth
Bring longing for time restored.
All in all life has been good to me
unlucky in love however loving none the less
things have a way of turning out the way they should be
we accept our fate and it is all for the best...