Card Playing, outside in Manchester
Looking through the window,
What do I see?
What name, what type,
And of what category?
Maybe of musical intruments,
Three of hearts is shown,
Quickly I say 'trumpet,'
But then, away my safe deck's blown.
We find all the cards,
Try blackjack this time around,
All four twos are played,
Having to draw eight, Steve's looking down.
All a'sudden the wind picks up,
Blows the cards all around,
Though we recover most again,
Two sevens are never found.
Finally we give up,
We know we have to yield,
As the wind can't be stopped,
And we can't make a windshield
It, to us, became so unbelievably clear,
Card-playing, outside in Manchester's a bad idea.
winston plowes
Fri 15th May 2009 15:13
Well, that was interesting. I could see an alternative ridiculous lending where the game is reduced to only a hanful of cards. Win