Short Raffle Poems
Short Raffle Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Raffle by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Raffle by length and keyword.
Huge raffle prize proved quite a shock
A chocolate bunny in a 2 pound block
Son nibbles its ears and then its ...elbow
Dirty minds cease - this rabbit's a doe!
5/11/19
Mum's just made a lovely cake
She has just put it on the table
I wish I could have a slice
I'll ask Mum if I'm able
She said no emphatically
And please do not snaffle
I did not make the cake for you
I made it for a raffle
Nineteen-0-Nine World's
Fair in Seattle, a one
month old orphaned boy
was raffled off and someone
won, but nobody claimed him.
*The event was the introduction of an incubator for premature births. Unfortunately, the ultimate destiny of the child was still under investigation at the time, to-date, his whereabouts still remain unknown.
Date: 06/22/2019
This town is old and cold and sick and sad
It’s every dark lit street
you’d never walk down willingly
It’s every gas pump in the rain
With drain pipes working slowly
It’s every face that sags in knowing
They will always be this way
It’s every promise made to no one
Of a better life some day
It’s every desperate raffle, every bet, every gamble, every trade
And It’s wishing on a star to take it far far away
The only big struggle
Is for money bristle
Finishes like a bubble
When we see Sin puddle.
Is this so thing doddle?
Actually it is a circle
Vicious; none to fiddle
As it makes one nuzzle
In their cozy castle.
Earlier there was raffle;
Making us quite subtle
In all innate our struggle.
Money’s single ripple
Can conscience straddle
Into treachery subtle.
So dear when see boodle
Don’t forget to whistle;
And flee away with chuckle
From this vicious girdle.