General Poetry posted January 16, 2009 | Chapters: | ...91 92 -93- 94... |
A gambling fever...
A chapter in the book CSP: A Collection of Poems
Blackjack Blues
by Sixteezkid
Driving to Las Vegas, I am Thrilled about this trek I love to feel that green felt table And a newly shuffled deck Pealing rings of slot machines, I Walk right by them all Twenty-One has better odds A hit or stay - it's mine to call Changing wads of money, for those Chips like precious stones I allow myself to pounce Into that chair; I sit my bones Looking for my fortune, I just Know it's in that stack As the dealer flings those cards out How I hope for that blackjack Playing now for hours, with no Chance for me to win That pot of gold; I'm finished Once again, long in the chin. |
The Words Are The Same contest entry
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9 out of these 10 words required to be used:
Allow - Steal - Finished - Peal - Stone - Fling - Fortune - Shuffle - Pounce - Feel
You can leave out one word. So write a poem that uses at least nine of the ten words above. A word can be plural (so "steal" or "steals"). But not changed. So "steal" can be "steal" but not "stolen".
I used all except the word, "steal".
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and 2 member cents. Allow - Steal - Finished - Peal - Stone - Fling - Fortune - Shuffle - Pounce - Feel
You can leave out one word. So write a poem that uses at least nine of the ten words above. A word can be plural (so "steal" or "steals"). But not changed. So "steal" can be "steal" but not "stolen".
I used all except the word, "steal".
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