It must be very easy for you
to always play to the river,
to just brush it all aside,
at the final moment.
Like running a hand through your thick, dark hair
before another chip is thrown.
Do you see me as I see me?
An equal player, deserving of my buy in?
I can match you, I won't fold.
I hardly proceed with trepidation.
So then, how is it so easy?
Is it the game you like to play?
Is it in the cards you draw
from your magicians wrist?
That flick of the wrist
so quick
so slight
and you're gone, poof.
And I'm left applying glue
to your house of cards.
Why does it get prolonged so?
We should have folded
and backed away from the table
but we get so involved, it becomes a disgusting display
and we always play
to the river.
2 comments:
Nice. A lot of good poetry comes from negative feelings, and I know from your MySpace blog you've had plenty of those. You just have to find inspiration in everything.
Thank you.
Sometimes writing it out like that becomes necessary for me. I can't really explain it.
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