A significant part of his modest income appears to have come from writing occasional poetry for weddings and burials. One piece brought him in trouble: Giliare Kwaal ("A suitor's sufferings"), a poem for the wedding in November 1669 of the powerful nobleman Conrad Gyllenstierna to Märta Christina Ulfsparre. Lucidor had previously written a well-received poem for the wedding of Conrad's brother, Christoffer Gyllenstierna.
A significant portion of his modest earnings appears to have been derived from composing occasional poems for weddings and funerals. One poem caused him trouble: Giliare Kwaal ("A suitor's suffering"), a poem written for the wedding in November 1669 of the influential nobleman Conrad Gyllenstierna to Märta Christina Ulfsparre. Lucidor had previously penned a well-received poem for the wedding of Conrad's brother, Christoffer Gyllenstierna.