Short Casino Poems

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Candy Crush Saga Games Are Like -

Candy Crush Games: Casino Slot Machines for Virtual Candy
I'm great without knowing: Some call this "Luck," - "Favour" for me!
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epigram


Premium Member Dead Man's Hand

The dealer dealt the hand with deft finesse
Black aces and black eights
Felt the muzzle on my neck.

Written March 22, 2022
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Lester Diamond

Ginger can't get rid of her pimp boyfriend. Lester Diamond is his name. He takes money from her. based on the 1995 film "Casino"
Form: Kimo

Casino Crucifixion

White linen ripped by those 
Gambling.
Wrists straining against the nail
Eyes moist with blood untainted
Loving all those around him
Forgiving
As He died.

Premium Member A Stung Out Gambler

A high stakes gambler who lives in Marquette
is in Nevada alone and in debt
Now homeless in Reno
behind a casino
he craves just one more game of roulette

2/8/22
Form: Limerick


My Fellow Americans

history was tainted 
the indian never sainted 
only given land, casino rights 
forgotten were the struggles 
the courageous fights 
to keep what was already theirs 

America
© Bob Shank  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Robert Deniro

Robert DeNiro We saw you star in the movie “Casino”. You played a ruthless hustler named “Sam Rothstein“. In that cinematic masterpiece, there was many a great scene.
Form: Clerihew

Las Vegas Win

Las Vegas, big win. The coins are flying.
Casino is broke. Heart attacks. Someone's dying.
On Power Plant two teenagers were playing.
With buttons and wires, just pushing and cutting ;-D
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member John, Paul, George and Ringo

Last night's gig at the local casino
   Four lads: John, Paul, George and Ringo--
          Two Popes and a King
          The Fourth couldn't sing--
   They should have hired Placido Domingo
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Luckiest woman in Las Vegas

she finds a four-leaf clover almost every day
discovers dimes on gray sidewalks lining her way
quarters shower her during a visit to Casino Green
She is the luckiest woman Las Vegas has ever seen
Form: Rhyme

The Spiritualist

There was a young spiritualist from Avoca,
     Who was in a casino playing poker,
             He saw in the light
      That his cards looked just right,
   But unfortunately he ended up broker.
Form: Limerick

The Slot Machine Senryu

" The Slot Machine Senryu ... "



The One Arm Bandit
Stole From A Casino Cruise
... Push Button Pirate


             Written & Copyrighted ©:  1/30/2014
                   by:  MoonBee  Canady
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Footles On Folks Less Seemly- Spelling Edit

Student Procrastinator

Grammar
Crammer

Multiple Casino Guy

Scrambler
Gambler

Casino Loser

Lamer 
Gamer

A Playboy’s Malady

Fun guy
Fungi

Slasher in Prison

Knifer
Lifer

April 27, 2021
Form: Footle

Kettle Pond

whilst at kettle pond lake casino 
wouldn't you know it started to snow

over the hill we slide
crashing limousine ride
the chauffeurs driving really did blow


2/10/18
this is for 
kettle pond lake contest
gl all
Form: Lanterne

Premium Member Pie-Eyed

You took in too much booze. Pie-eyed-that's why you lose. You're out with no money. That's not a bit funny! There's no more left to play. It's time to go away. Just leave the casino. Home is where you must go.
Form: Jueju

Premium Member - Rio De Janeiro and Carl -

Carl is still in Rio
He is hooked on the casino
Sweet love in moonlight
Cherry musk all night
His libido is like a volcano













01.03.2018
Sun :) - A-L Andresen :)
6-8-5 -5 -10 syllables
www.howmanysyllables.com
Form: Limerick

New Orleans

alive
bright
noisy
different
jovial
pumping
energetic
outlandish
musical
death
graves
shrimp
river boats
voodoo
floats
Mardi Gras
masks
beads
eateries
fun
swamps
tour guide
horse carriages
rain
clouds
casino
Cajuns
Form: List

Premium Member The Gaza Lottery

Look up to the sky
will you live or will you die?
is a lottery you see
we the west dropping aid
pretty and adorable exploding bombs
the grandest casino of war
will we save you?
even so not for long
you will be slaughtered 
our masters decide

Casino Christmas

Good times roll
             like the dice
             roll sevens

             Lights, sound, souls
              moving free
             food court near

            Slot money rings
            elves mouth sing
            walk out broke
Form: Haiku

Premium Member ok, what's next

'loose-ears'
...within...
can gamble

...lifes...
create-shuns
...meant...

to enable one a
...profit...
or a future loss

now...?

to avoid too much
of some
potential kinetic 

real (at-ease)
casino for your
"sit!"



len
(no longer be my label 'stan')
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Novel Ending

  
   Harry Potter owned an otter
      He took it out to play 
   The otter donned his darkest shades
      He’d been in the casino all day

   The otter silent, Harry said 
     ‘What’s the matter?’
      No reply ever came ~ 
    Seems the poor otter was slaughtered
Form: Rhyme

Drinks

Champagne in lovely waterfall,
Fill up your glass with alcohol.

Coffee in my cup with Brandy.
Mighty fine and mighty dandy.

Gin and soda; favorite casino
In L.V., also Mesquite, Reno.

Milk or juice in cup, filler up.
I have beautiful coffee cups.
Used to be Chock Full of Nuts.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member F-U Boomer

At work a (millennial) was snorting 
about his weekend trip to a casino
how he was sick of wearing a mask
how he didn't care if he died or not.
I asked him what if he were to tote  
the bat flu home to his loved ones
he gave me the F.U. (boomer) stare
walking away in smart phone glare.

Premium Member At the Casino

     lizardly he slithers in
         nursing his sloe glass of gin

     lightning flashing from his eyes
         functioning to disguise

     who and what he really is
         rolling pairs of snake-eyes

     in the air a venomous hissing
         is there something I am missing
Form: Couplet

Casino Blues

cursing your fate, leaving that casino,

           you zoom away in your glistening limo;

      it seems you've been on a long, losing streak,

   feeling down, down, like some hearbroken freak,

        wishing you were that drunk, carefree hobo,

            nothing to win or lose, anywhere you go.
Form: Rhyme

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