Short Aces Poems
Short Aces Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Aces by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Aces by length and keyword.
The cards have been shuffled
And the deck is cut
The game of life begins
Lady luck will do her strut
but only destiny will win
With three aces
in my hand,
I raise the stakes
looking dumb under bloody lights--
packing a Hold- Em win!
Ricta
Sure Enough, The "Aces Up"
.... Scores Taste Knows, Victory!
Shuffles Sum, Of Victories .. Won;
Feat's Work That Distance, .. Brings!
Clean .... Places!
Friendly Faces!
Up With Aces, .... Victory!
However Long, However Long,
Loud God's Proverb's .... Spring!
New beginnings
Solo
Got here in a
Group
Part of a
Pack
Now in the
Lead
No longer a middle
Child
Ace of
Clubs
New ways of
Thinking
Ace of
Diamonds
New ways of
Earning
Ace of
Hearts
Be still one
Minute
Ace of
Spades
Transform or
Die
52 cards and
I’m just
One
hold all the aces....
never able to gain the upper hand
never dealt a winning hand
never able to
hold all the aces....
the cards were stacked against me
it was rigged
i was hustled
never able to
hold all the aces....
even when i though i had the winning hand
i was always bet by an even better hand
never able to
hold all the aces....
You say " I can't imagine how you get so bad, bro"
"Pocket aces aint all that bad, yo"
but when we're talkin' about aces
Yeah, I was dealt a good hand
but all that flops are are straight faces
and I just ain't feelin' it, man
Sometimes I feel like a foul ball
That just looked like a fly
I'm all like "just pool yourself together"
You gotta keep livin'
Even when you're livin' a lie
The Aces are coming the female ducklings said. There’s Dash!
Duckling adoration toward these valiant flyers with panache’.
One glided in on half a fighter jet that had a huge gash.
They entered the French restaurant and made a great splash!
They are heroes! The French ducklings yelled out with glee.
You can have him and Jim but save Henry Ace for me!
There was a clear favorite, as we other officers could see.
My brother Henry left with a smile that said “hee hee hee”.