Poker

The suicidal King and the one eyed Jack
Were perusing the bar for a late evening snack
"How's her?" asked the Jack.
"Too thin," said the King.
"I like the women...
with bottoms that swing."
"How's she?" asked the King.
"Too plump," said the Jack.
"I like the women...
with a nice tight rack."

The Queen of Hearts pulled her panties up with a snap
And shoved The Beast's craw off her god forsaken lap
Shut her eyes, held her breath and rolled out of bed
And tiptoed out the door
Without a word said,
The Beast was OK
An Ace he was not
Confused, she strolled to the bar
for a late evening shot

"You pig," cried the Queen
"Who me?" pleaded the King.
"I can't believe you have the decency
To still wear your ring."

The king looked her up and down,
sole to soul and foot to crown
He knew something was wrong, 
almost RIGHT AWAY
For one, there was a smile on her face
That seemed to last ALL DAY

"You ****," cried the King
"Who me?" questioned the Red Ace
"Not you!" said both King and Queen
"How could you stand there and lie to my face
with your button half undone
and your stockings out of place?"
"How could you?" cried the King.
"You don't deserve to wear that crown
With your bra strap twisted up
And your dress falling down."

"I'm leaving," protested the Queen
And she would've I know
Except sometimes
Love waits until the last minute to show

"Wait," cried the King, but he stopped
He had decided to call her bluff
And he turned his back
Even though it was tough
Because also sometimes 
Loving someone just isn't Enough.

By: Joseph DeMarco
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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June 20, 2009 at 2:26 AM
I Love This Comedy!This IS MY FAVOURITE POEM BY FAR!-->And thats A Deep Compliment=)
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