Short Lottery Poems

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


One Tracked Mind

i have three cats and
three cats drawn on my notepad.
inspiration comes
in sixes.  i guess i'll play
the lottery Saturday.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Brain Sodomy

Thanks to his new lobotomy 
Surgeons tool did brain sodomy
He no longer drools
Still acts a fool
Patient thinks he won the lottery
Form: Limerick

Number 2222

I have blocked the number 2222
Spammers doing scam to get cash
Lottery ticket plane crash family trash
Beware of number 2222 dash dash.....
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Token Chance

A fool and his money is soon parted,

No truer words were ever spoken.

I spend a fortune taking chances,

The lottery teases with a token.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Another Lottery Dope

I just knew it would be my lucky day
The lottery I decided to play
But I had no luck
Not even a buck
Now we're eating beans until my next pay
Form: Limerick


Lottery Loser

I enter the lottery discretely
For a dollar I do it quite cheaply
I’ve never won a cent
But this doesn’t prevent
Me from giving them my money weekly
Form: Limerick

Good For You

Congratulations! 
You won the first lottery
Oh! Lucky you...

Wow! You're a winner
You're famous star now
Oh! Good for you, sir!!

GOOD for you. . .

Premium Member Tricks Are Treats

The once was an old private Dick
who oft bought lottery quick picks
Raja’s corner store
sold tickets galore
Dick went broke and paid him with tricks.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lottery

A girl who made her own pottery
learned she had just won the lottery
	she had a glazed look
	as her head she shook
her eyes like her clay got watery
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lottery Win

A girl once won a lottery ticket
She cashed it in at the wicket
Shared it with her spouse
Who turned out to be a louse
Spent all the wicked lottery ticket.
Form: Limerick

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

Bits and Pieces - Lottery Limerick

The  young man was just half awake
when his ticket was shred by mistake
the guaranteed winner
came out looking thinner
hope the crazy glue sticks for his sake.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lottery Ticket Limerick

I know it is quite a huge long shot. However, I can win a big pot. I will join the dance. Give my dreams a chance. A buck per ticket is not a lot.
Form: Limerick

Going, Regrowing

I'm sitting here in despair,
I used to have so much hair,
At least I've still got a grin,
Perhaps I'll have a lottery win
And get a follicle transplant to repair.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member On Marriage

marriage is like the lottery
sometimes you win 
most of the time you lose
two people gambling
becoming intertwined
like roses on lattice
surrounding a happy home

Premium Member Hugs

Hugs for you
And hugs for me
Hugged is what
I want to be.

Hug a slug
All slippery
Sliming up
Your frippery.

Hug a bug
And hug a bee
Lucky in
The lottery.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Pie-in-the-sky wish

If I win the lottery
What sin will even tempt me;
Will the seven deadly attempt to sway me?

Perhaps I will simply sashay away,
And fill the universe with green!
Form: Rhyme

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

Wellbeing

Winning the lottery,
Wishing for a good place,
Wrestling for a trophy,
Walking the marathon,
Working for a sad man,
Watching our enemies.
Were all of these worth it?
Form:

Premium Member In the Money or Not? - Mixed

#1

I would like to see
the day I win the lottery.

Just ten grand?

No, I demand,
you must rescan;

I cannot plan
a life as bland

as the one I'm living now!
Form: Rhyme

There's No Hiding

A well known artist moved out of the city,
Seeking for himself anonymity,
But when he won a lottery prize
Of a disproportionate size,
He had to wear a disguise for equanimity.
Form: Limerick

Easy Come, Easy Go

I bought a lottery ticket
I told the cashier - "Just pick it,"
I was surprised when she said,
"If you win, we'll go to bed;"
now all my cash is gone - "Frick It!"

01/15/2012
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member If I Won the Lottery

I would perform random various acts of charity,
but I would do it all very anonymously.
No recipiant would ever know that it was me.
That's what I'd do if I ever won the lottery.
Form: Rhyme

Scammers

Bill visits psychics to predict future fame
for his fortunes and even a lottery claim.
But each psychic masks
this question Bill asks …
“how come you must ask me what’s my name?”
Form: Limerick

' Mail - Lottery ... ' 50th Senryu

‘ Mail Lottery … ’      50th  Senryu


         Generic-Goody  
Publishers Clearinghouse Spree
 ...  ‘ Show Me The Money ’ !



(Yeah, I Know That's Jerry McGuire Movie's Line)
Form: Senryu

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