Rambling Dan Poem by Ernestine Northover
Rambling Dan
I'm Rambling Dan, I'm a gambling man,
I travel, no base, temptations I face,
I'm sharp on a wager, to win something major,
I have what it takes, and risk very high stakes.
A spin of the wheel, such excitement I feel,
The pull of the baize, one could never erase,
At a race I will bet, and a place I will get,
It's the thrill of the game, which still lights a flame.
I'm a winner you see, it's the sinner in me,
A roll of the dice, is enough to suffice,
It's a drug that I crave, with me now, to the grave,
I'm a gambling man, I'm Rambling Dan.
© Ernestine Northover
ERNESTINE, , , FINE WRITE HERE...CRISP&TIGHT...NICE EVENFLOW CONSTRUCTION...INTERESTING THEME'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''FRANK
Rambling is questionable, as this is right on track, as for the gambler, well who knows I know someone who suffers from this addition, many years, much money little winnings Still a well put together piece Ours for the rescuing, thats a Ten Love Duncan X
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5/1/2024 1:14:22 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Lovely rhythmic quaility demonstrated in this fast flowing poem. A great poem Ernestine. Love, Andy xx