Casino

Jeffrey Roy

We frequent the casinos most every day,

Slap the buttons in the most peculiar way.

The ringing and lights is what draws us in,

Even though we rarely see a win.

We love when we finally get a bonus,

We nervously await for money to be bestowed upon us.

We play awaiting for the red spins,

But fate awaits us without a win.

The Atm is all thay pays,

Cause we never win on our free plays.

We spend money we have not,

In hopes of winning a whole lot.

We leave disgusted and all mad,

For the casino took all we had. 

  • Author: Jeffrey Roy (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 28th, 2019 05:50
  • Comment from author about the poem: Casinos and the dream of winning big
  • Category: Reflection
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