Jackpot Poems - Poems about Jackpot

They chatted for so long The day was here to meet She was so excited Feeling her hearts every beat He was Scottish and oh so lovely She thought he may be the one She had looked for red flags But there had been none Meeting place was at the pier The wind was blowing a fearsome gale Her beautiful brushed hair blew wild and...

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Oil jackpot When coming home from the ship, his coastal town was in an uproar from every window, people shouted and banged pot pans together People danced in the street, which was unheard of young people shamelessly made love under oaks so eagerly that trees that had been around forever lost their leaves. At home, his mother hollered, from the window ...

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How close it was but sadly not to be with chosen numbers falsely provident - deserving no such serendipity lest I remain reckless and delinquent. Mine are the sins of a Protestant son for which I am well blamed but not well-heeled, which robbed my vulgar life’s fortune undone till I’m pale and hermetically...

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In this day and age It's so easy to become rich Companies are willingly ready To give away riches beyond belief All it takes is a new scheme That hasn't occured to them before Simple??? Brain power is all it takes Everyone has it Just need to dig down deep enough Trust me... One of my sons has hit the jackpot...

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luck smiles at me playing playing the slot machines from hell the numbers are turning out luck smiles at me the numbers turning up roulette black, red odd numbers hot...

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When hundred's one hell of a count, To reckon crore, a long sentence, And five times that a long penance, Almost a live tiger to mount, Wonder, many a dot must make a crore, A mouthful of zeros and a wild roar! Hope still, it’s enough of a number My family for life to feed, To...

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What if I won a million-dollar jackpot Would I still be the same sweet lovable crackpot Yup, sure would That's understood I'd share it with my poetry friends in the sandbox...

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J-ackpot has surprised you, U-sing an impressive victory; N-ot expecting a huge reward, big win comes from the Almighty. C-heer is brought by jackpot A-iming to make you joyful; S-uccess gives great comfort A-nd solace to your soul. O-n Tuesday thirteenth of February, you're found without any blot; L-eading a new way of life lets you reach the jackpot....

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Love is like hitting three cherries at a Vegas Slot Machine. One Liner about Love contest by Silent One....

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She thought she'd hit the jackpot Until she saw the price that had to be paid So she went back and rummaged through the sale again....

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Heighten tensions Realistic pride Lotto 2 Pounds A Dangerous Confronter What Is 2+2 What is 21 Questions Or 21 Seconds London of 1969 Is Realistic and True...

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We have four triple bars on the middle row. Anyone will consider this a big win. Let's push the cash out button and grin. We hit the jackpot and now it's time to go. ...

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I dreamt of numbers on jackpot tracks Sold my watch to buy hundreds of bucks For gooey lotto dream spin And proclaimed I was all in... Won five bonus dollars, boy that sucks! © . . . Contest:...

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The cards are on the table I cannot walk away Fortune's tide will come by morning The winds of luck will blow by morning Don't call, don't even bother Cause all I wanna do is play And fortunes tide, it comes by morning But the house will win the day The gamblers twitch is in my sleeve Because I'm hiding secret luck And the wheel's...

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The day that you won me, I recall how you spoke of lotteries and luck, And sang in blue and white, From virtual rooftops with borrowed words, About fields and fish and feeling good, I still cherish that grotty piece of paper, Alive like the tree it was sliced from, With secrets spelt out with my name, Copied them with a crumbling pencil...

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