Deal Me AgainA Poem by KathrynShuffle the deck. Deal the cards. Turn over your hand. Bluff.It's your call.
I'll raise you five chips, you smile. More for me, I chime. The flop, turn, and river cards come And I flaunt a winning hand. The cards slide back in the deck as if Nothing ever happened And I shuffle, deal, Burn and turn. Your bet. All in. Call.
You were bluffing and I was bluffing So in the end it's all about luck. I bet a shirt and you, your pants And we both hope to lose. Only a pair of tens, Guess I lost. Off goes Clothes.
Queen, King, the entire royal court gasp At the two of us playing poker tonight. I'm the dealer, you're the player, But we're only as lucky as The cards in our hand. It seems that luck Has run out for the two of us.
Quite regrettably we seem to have both bet Our undergarments and now we're Naked and vulnerable and Sitting in a dark room, Thinking this game Has just begun. Chips spill. Cards fall. Us, too. © 2009 KathrynReviews
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6 Reviews Added on February 18, 2009 Last Updated on February 18, 2009 AuthorKathrynChapel Hill, NCAboutHere lies pieces of who I am. As for all my poems and stories: read them, take them for what they are worth, comment on them, leave criticism... but above all else, let yourself enjoy it, relat.. more..Writing
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