The Cards And The Gamblers Poem by Wangchat konyak

The Cards And The Gamblers



The Cards And The Gamblers
(WANGCHAT KONYAK)

The cards and the gamblers
Was set before me,
And I could not abstained my eyes
From the sweat-less fortunes.

For an hour, I gazed and gazed,
Until, I was spell by its easeful charm;
Then, I decided to try my luck,
Expecting, chance to stand by my-side.

Hence, in wants of easy wealth,
I risked my weekend bread and butter;
And bet my hard-earned wages in a cards,
Alas! I found myself in a tearful remorse.

The cards and the gamblers
Was set before me,
And my wants has thus robe my joy,
And now, I can't find a path to escape my debts.

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