Farce (an acrostic poem)

 

Finding humor in so much tragedy

Avarice played as generosity

Risqué acted out as pious living

Clowns come off as kings

Everything that makes 2020 what it is

 

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Bluff (an acrostic poem)

Betting it all, Michaela sat back and waited

Looking her opponent straight in the eye

Under her stern stare, he began to wilt

Folding, he threw his cards in.  He showed her a pair of kings

Flipping one of her cards, an ace, she reached for her chips, hiding her four

 

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Pair (an acrostic poem)

Putting them together

And then going all in

It all was entrusted to a couple of kings

Really stunk when the other guy flushed

 

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Cards (an acrostic poem)

Chips were tossed into the pot as the round was dealt

Amber looked at her hand and a pair of kings stared back

Reaching for her chips, she tossed in her raise

Dudes wouldn’t know what hit them since she had bluffed the last two hands

She was surprised when everyone immediately folded

 

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