An Ace Would Be Nice
A Game of Patience, 1937, Meredith Frampton |
One...
Two...
Three...
Breathe
As I flip the cards dealt to me
Preparing to face what is to come
Poker face ready
Frayed clovers
Faded diamonds
Broken hearts
One...
Two...
Three...
Breathe
Dana
For Magpie Tales
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Poker face ready
ReplyDeleteFrayed clovers
Faded diamonds
Broken hearts
Lovely!
Thank you Cait!! I appreciate you stopping by!
DeleteGo! a future of broken hearts ...!
ReplyDeleteHopefully not mine!! Thanks Leovi for stopping by!
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ReplyDeleteThese lines I love
Poker face ready
Poker face ready
Frayed clovers
Faded diamonds
Broken hearts
Great poem.
Sorry it gave you an issue!!
Deleteyes definitely a mean poker face!! Nice write..
ReplyDeleteGot to have that poker face... can't let anyone know your bluffing! haha Thanks Kay!
Deletecool, calm and collected, the poem as the lady.
ReplyDeleteNice to meet you, Dana.
Nice to meet you too Friko!! I periodically frequent The Mag! Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteHope you find a lot of aces
ReplyDeleteLoved your take on the prompt ~ Eddie
Clouds and Silvery Linings
Thanks Eddie!! I hope I do too!
DeleteIt sure would be ace to read this again!
ReplyDeleteHahaha... Thanks Helena!!
DeleteDefinitely broken hearts
ReplyDeleteThank you Carson for stopping by!
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ReplyDeleteShe does have a good poker face.
ReplyDeleteOh yes!! A good poker face is essential to the game!
DeleteShe does have a good poker face.
ReplyDeletei like how you use repetition here, one two, three breathe, seems ever appropiate on this lonely hearts day
ReplyDeleteDefinitely... sort of like a mantra... Thanks!
DeleteAces are the highs and low of the game, this we know!
ReplyDeleteIt's always good to have an ace in your pocket!
DeleteOne word: beautifully written. Oh, all right, two words...
ReplyDeleteThank you very much!
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