No Such Luck
Revision of an earlier poem145 total reviews
Comment from Gladness
I really like the ending :) and I agree that superstitions are just silly stories. Jesus is the only true power, and He is all-powerful!
Good meaning in this poem, thanks for sharing.
reply by the author on 31-Aug-2012
I really like the ending :) and I agree that superstitions are just silly stories. Jesus is the only true power, and He is all-powerful!
Good meaning in this poem, thanks for sharing.
Comment Written 31-Aug-2012
reply by the author on 31-Aug-2012
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Thank you gladness
Comment from mermaids
I agree with your words. There is no such thing as bad or good luck. Your poem has a clear message and I like how you lead up to belief in God.
reply by the author on 31-Aug-2012
I agree with your words. There is no such thing as bad or good luck. Your poem has a clear message and I like how you lead up to belief in God.
Comment Written 31-Aug-2012
reply by the author on 31-Aug-2012
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Thank you Mermaids.
Comment from MikoAmaya
I admit that luck is most likely not real...But sometimes, you meet that one person who always seems to have it. But very good point made in a wonderful poem. Thanks for sharing.
reply by the author on 31-Aug-2012
I admit that luck is most likely not real...But sometimes, you meet that one person who always seems to have it. But very good point made in a wonderful poem. Thanks for sharing.
Comment Written 31-Aug-2012
reply by the author on 31-Aug-2012
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Thank you Miko
Comment from Auroraboreal800
This is a wonderful poem, with a very important reflection about superstitions. This is hard to believe how people can be so suggestible to all this kind of silly things.
GREAT JOB Justin!!
reply by the author on 31-Aug-2012
This is a wonderful poem, with a very important reflection about superstitions. This is hard to believe how people can be so suggestible to all this kind of silly things.
GREAT JOB Justin!!
Comment Written 31-Aug-2012
reply by the author on 31-Aug-2012
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Thank you Aurora
Comment from donaldww
This poem sets forth the idea that lucky charms don't work. He suggests giving it up for Jesus and let him be in control.
Good luck!
DW
reply by the author on 31-Aug-2012
This poem sets forth the idea that lucky charms don't work. He suggests giving it up for Jesus and let him be in control.
Good luck!
DW
Comment Written 31-Aug-2012
reply by the author on 31-Aug-2012
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Thank you Donald.
Comment from ennahanid
You get my five even though I don't particularly agree with what you wrote - you got a mite preachy at the end pushing Jesus when not everybody necessarily believes in Him nor do they have to believe as you do, so the way I see it you can only talk for yourself and not for the 'we'.
I know a few old folks who laugh at their little superstitions but regardless kind of enjoy them and they get a bit of a comfort from them...why would anyone take that comfort away from them.
...and then this :
Because God has created a beautiful scene.
With violets, daffodils, and grasses of green.
Bestowed upon you to celebrate this day.
Tell that to the starving children in poverty stricken countries who die thousands a day because they don't even have the strength to crawl to the Red Cross food vans and if they do it is often too little and too late...Good write, you put some thought in it. Thank you - Dinah
reply by the author on 31-Aug-2012
You get my five even though I don't particularly agree with what you wrote - you got a mite preachy at the end pushing Jesus when not everybody necessarily believes in Him nor do they have to believe as you do, so the way I see it you can only talk for yourself and not for the 'we'.
I know a few old folks who laugh at their little superstitions but regardless kind of enjoy them and they get a bit of a comfort from them...why would anyone take that comfort away from them.
...and then this :
Because God has created a beautiful scene.
With violets, daffodils, and grasses of green.
Bestowed upon you to celebrate this day.
Tell that to the starving children in poverty stricken countries who die thousands a day because they don't even have the strength to crawl to the Red Cross food vans and if they do it is often too little and too late...Good write, you put some thought in it. Thank you - Dinah
Comment Written 31-Aug-2012
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Thank you Dinah.
Comment from Peter@Poole
I agree with you that there is no such thing as luck. Luck is either when being prepared and an opportunity meet, or it is a gift of God. While your message is true and worthy of spreading around, your actual poetic structure is unsound and I am afraid that you are paying people to rate it highly. Even I have taken advantage of your offer but am trying to give good advice. Peter
reply by the author on 31-Aug-2012
I agree with you that there is no such thing as luck. Luck is either when being prepared and an opportunity meet, or it is a gift of God. While your message is true and worthy of spreading around, your actual poetic structure is unsound and I am afraid that you are paying people to rate it highly. Even I have taken advantage of your offer but am trying to give good advice. Peter
Comment Written 31-Aug-2012
reply by the author on 31-Aug-2012
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Thanks for the advice Peter.
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God bless you. Peter
Comment from MumEsGirl
Brilliant. In this world of quick fix and seeking to place blame outside of ourselves, we seek comfort in superstition.
Only by living in the real world can we ever be truly at peace and full of strength to handle lifes challenges
hugs
kate
reply by the author on 31-Aug-2012
Brilliant. In this world of quick fix and seeking to place blame outside of ourselves, we seek comfort in superstition.
Only by living in the real world can we ever be truly at peace and full of strength to handle lifes challenges
hugs
kate
Comment Written 31-Aug-2012
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Thank you very much Kate.
Comment from Mrs Happy Poet
Yes this is well written there are so many people that do believe in luck I agree with you to have faith and remain strong and you will not need luck well done on this thought provoking work regards Jill
reply by the author on 31-Aug-2012
Yes this is well written there are so many people that do believe in luck I agree with you to have faith and remain strong and you will not need luck well done on this thought provoking work regards Jill
Comment Written 31-Aug-2012
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Thank you Jill.
Comment from Eliza M
What an interesting and unique piece of writing.
'Ladders and black cats are too stagnant to be a bore'I find this to be a bit of a contadiction in terms! Sorry! An evangelical piece with some spiritual qualities.Not sure I particularly like your slur on the Irish people.
reply by the author on 31-Aug-2012
What an interesting and unique piece of writing.
'Ladders and black cats are too stagnant to be a bore'I find this to be a bit of a contadiction in terms! Sorry! An evangelical piece with some spiritual qualities.Not sure I particularly like your slur on the Irish people.
Comment Written 31-Aug-2012
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Thank you for your honesty Eliza.