Short Jackpot Poems

Short Jackpot Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Jackpot by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Jackpot by length and keyword.


Jackpot

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


Jackpot

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.

Premium Member Look At What I Found

This summer sure is real hot Look I just found the jackpot Lots of cool water I could be an otter This pool is a big blue pot
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sugar Rush

I just hit the jackpot.
Love me some sugar in my coffee.
Great start to my day!



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

Premium Member Little Brittle Hot Shot- -

Little Brittle Hot shot Catnap Crackpot Jackpot Inflate Update Cupcake He ate
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4/29/19
Form: Footle


Premium Member To Dream Big

Dream
to win
the jackpot 
retire early
rich

Fact
work hard 
never win
the lottery
poor

3/5/19

Light Up The Page contest
Sponsor: Joseph May
Form: Lanterne

Jackpot Rollover

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

Smile

Smile

I am still smiling.
No lottery won.
No jackpot uncovered.
The early morning wind caresses my cheeks,
And I feel loved once again.


~ Uche Chidozie Okorie

Lady Luck

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
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Jackpot

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.
Form: Rhyme

Heinz the Gambler

There once was a gambler called Heinz,
Who needed to pay off his fines;
The right numbers he got
For the lotto jackpot -
Alas all on different lines.

*My experience with the lottery last week
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Hit the Jackpot

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
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Summer Humorous Limerick

Pretty summer days are really hot, am I being cooked like crabs in a pot. Fireworks made me pee my pants, all wet but I will still dance. Looks like I hit the big summer jackpot.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fiery Horse

Two souls intertwine,  
the desire traces its path 
Jackpot in sight 

Shared movement.
Fruits so dreamed,  
Brilliant desire, intertwined hearts 

Two souls leap forward 
Finally reciprocally 
Finally
© Aby M'Baye  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Timely Action

Perky,pert,
He did everything,
On just right alert,
He hit the nail,
And iron,
When it was hot,
And was,
very much,
sought,
for his right time,
so that,
they could alongside,
jingle the jackpot chime.

Premium Member At the Pawn Shop 7x7

Scratch! It's a Jackpot winner!
Running as fast as lightning
His feet can barely keep up;
Had to sell his mother's ring
just to survive and pay rent;
Now to propose to his Love,
the ring's back from the pawn shop.

The Beauties

We instinctively know
that any primped up poodle,
or any beautiful person
that has won, by chance,
the genetic jackpot
will know in their hearts
that while looks last
 they will have this bad world 
by the balls.

My Greatest Day

Ba Da Bing     Ba Da Bing     Ba Da Boom     The crowd is up on it`s feet     You hit the jackpot     Hear this from everyone I meet     Never gambled a day      In my life     Was my jackpot       The day      I married my wife
Form: Rhyme

All In

ALL IN!    
 

     Soul's caress       
               Heart's undress   
                            Bodies melt        
                                      Fate's cards dealt  ...  JACKPOT!!!  


    © 2014 all rights reserved
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Honestly Speaking

If I were to choose 'tween you or 'tween me 
To hit the jackpot in the lottery 
I would choose it be you 
Or someone that you knew 
To lose "Suckers" "Cause I'd want it to be me 


Funny Limerick Contest 
Sponsored by Tania Kitchin 
11/2/2022
Form: Limerick

I Won I Won I Won

I WENT TO THE SHOP TODAY ,
TWO CHANCES ON THE LOTTO,
GOT TO BE INIT TO WINIT THEY SAY,
THATS EVERYONES MOTTO.

I REALISED I DON'T NEED TO WIN,
I'D ALREADY WON THE JACKPOT BEFORE,
COS AS I GOT CLOSER TO HOME,
YOU WERE STANDING AT OUR DOOR.

TO G     ***
© John Scott  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Winner Winner Chicken Dinner

After spending a small fortune

I finally hit the jackpot

I would like to share the wealth

But my friends think I'm a crackpot

Not a one of them believed me

Since I kept reaching for the stars

They just saw it all as folly

But now I own a dozen cars
Form: Rhyme

Ode To An Ocelot

Not a lot of ocelots are seen in the day they prefer the evening or the night if an ocelot you're hot to spot altho' it's quite a long shot an ocelot you want to sight you may even hit the jackpot if you do it right all you've really got to do is switch off the light
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Jackpot

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: Susan Burch’s Lottery Ticket Limerick
Form: Limerick

Lottery Tickets--From Buying To Selling

There once was a crazy man called Calvin
spent a lot of money for jackpot win
but it was his bad luck
soon became a bankrupt
started selling tickets for a living!





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Placement:9th;(January 2012)

Contest:Lottery Ticket Limerick

Sponsor:Susan Burch

By:kashinath karmakar
© Kash Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

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