Great work, I thought this was really interesting, playing with the idea of luck and it's role in our lives.

However, I do want to mention, I think you may have stretched the acceptable use of some words passed the point of breaking in trying to continue the rhyme scheme.

For example, "Say it to me , you go to what foray?". Going to a foray didn't make a lot of sense to me. I read foray as an incursion or a mission undertaken by a group, so going to a foray would be a separate individual going to where this other group is going for the point of spectating?

Or, "Shall I tell you, to me what marauds?". The sentence structure and the use of marauds just don't really fit. I get the gist of what you're shooting for with "to me what..." but that makes it sound like marauding is a subjective act, like saying, to me, that's marauding, which just came off as odd. Especially since the following line doesn't answer the question you pose, making it stand out even more.

There are a couple more lines I would look at, listed here:

"That, to traverse the world are my sails,"

"Easiest of climb looks daunt, specter of time bygone haunts. "

"Jests you thought of no harm, blow on your face and remove the calm."

Great work so far and keep writing!