Bullseye,
Let it fly.
Stick it in,
Get a win.
Make a triple,
Keep it simple.
Have a drink,
Give a wink.
Blast a tune,
Make them swoon.
Talk some trash,
Throw down some cash.
Supply the food,
Set the mood.
Eat some chips,
Kiss some lips.
301,
Have some fun.
Doubling out,
Whoop and shout.
Play some cricket,
Time to stick it.
Off the board,
‘Nother drink is poured.
Cast your lot,
On the dot.
Light the fuse,
Nothing to lose.
Cannot wait,
Satiate.
Time to go,
Make your throw.
Straight ahead,
At the red.
Look the part,
Throw the dart.
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Rachael MacDonald
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