Moolah Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Double Your Moolah

Start with a penny, double your money each day
Takes 27 days to become a millionaire, they say
Who are these “they” guys
And how come they're so wise
Real shysters, it can't be true, no way!!!

Premium Member Double Your Moolah

Start with a penny, double your money each day
Takes 27 days to become a millionaire, they say
Who are these “they” guys
And how come they're so wise
Real shysters, it can't be true, no way!!!

Reverend Moolah Green

When the moon and sun eclipse
That's when he wakes from the abyss
Then slips into black leather gloves
To hunt the neck of those he does not love
The ones who claim that it's all fake
Shall from this darkness never wake and
them that scream one final scream
Should never have doubted the existence of
The Reverend Moolah Green


Premium Member Double Your Moolah

Start with a penny, double your money each day
Takes 27 days to become a millionaire, they say
Who are these”they” guys
Got gunk in their eyes
Real shysters, it can't be true, no way!!!

Cab Driver's Oodles of Moolah

a cab driver's day can be
partly bad luck, partly glee,
just always be on your toes,
you won't get a bloody nose;

      backseat lovebirds snuggle
      and softly coo to each other,
      next minute, they quarrel,
      snarl and commit murder;

a celestial chick hops in,
stuns you with just a wink
and a magnum in your rib,
nothing left for your drink;

      a crazed hubby grabs you,
      so you zoom after a chopper
      for his wife and pilot lover,
      leaps out your door, he's over;

bank robbers kick you out
and roar away in your cab,
in panic they leave behind
oodles of moolah in a bag!

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