Short Baccarat Poems

Short Baccarat Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Baccarat by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Baccarat by length and keyword.


Premium Member Baccarat

Just a nine is all I need. I have greed. That will be fine. I don't know what's coming next. I'm only betting to win!
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Premium Member Tables

craps, blackjack, baccarat, the big six wheel, roulette, poker, pai gow, Spanish blackjack. These are the tables where you lose money. In casinos are where you will find them.
Form: Tetractys

The Gambling Man

He is a bookies monkey,
A blackjack Joe,
A casino junkie,
A slot machine Moe,

He is a roulette Roger,
A double down Dave,
A betting shop lodger,
A gambling slave,

He is a baccarat Billy,
A poker sharp Pete,
A wily old Willie,
A Charlie cheat,

He is a high stakes Harry,
A dog track Dan,
A lotto Larry,
He is the gambling man
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Baccarat

A baccarat player will just adore a natural nine. No other hand in the game is so fine. The worst he or she can do is tie. That is the best card pair nobody can deny. When any nine combination comes out of the shoe, just sit back and relax. There’s nothing to do. Baccarat is the card game James Bond would play. From the first movie up to the modern day, to win, double o’seven would always find a way.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Personal Space

I had a dream of us last night 
A Nashville club, squeezed in so tight
Completely packed, the second floor 
Against the rail, hot to the core
Country music, kickin' band
I took my place, where did I stand?
Behind you, moving unforeseen 
So close, soooo close, no space between 
Air so thick I couldn't breathe 
No way though did I want to leave
A heady fragrance filled the room 
I love your Baccarat perfume
You turned and sent a wink my way
What happened next here cannot say
Form: Rhyme


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