Dizzy, Dizzy
Many people have seen him
But no one knows his name
That easy-walking white haired man
Whose made his claim to fame
One day in a casino
He wagered up a bet
And put a hundred dollar bill
On seven in roulette
He won on number seven
And he built himself a stack
Then he went to play some cards
And he won playing black-jack
A drunkard fool most his life
Now sober twenty years
He hasn't had a single drink
At least, that's what he swears
He's been from place to place
And he's made his claim to fame
He's a solitaire aficionado man
Still, no one knows his name
Bring A Character To Life Poetry Contest
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9-4-2019
Copyright © Charles Messina | Year Posted 2019
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