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How about a little ramblin'?
Ramblin' on
by Andrew M
Left and right I see the night
In front bright as daylight
Casino to casino Vegas style
Walking that last mile
Might take a while with that smile
Winners winning So much grinning
Too much booze He did lose
Not so funny Lost all his money
Wife is waiting Hubby’s fainting
End of the line Nothing is fine
Divorce of course
Will face the boss with the loss
Empty pockets Bulging eye sockets
Did not step away Has to pay and pay
Sign on the line Nothing is fine
Gotta go with the flow you know
Bad choice The inner voice
Gamble in vain ramble in pain
it’s no use She cut him loose
Starting over with rover
Sanity not vanity wins
From the heart a fresh start
His past caught up at last
Without fail He did go to jail
With no bail he began to wail
Deflated his sail no tall tale
See the judge who has a grudge
Through the tears he got years
No it's not autobiographical Just having a little fun with it ...And so am I
8 Answers
- DaisyLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Heya Andrew....Ahhh vegas. Good depiction of what fates may offer.
- Romeo&JLv 41 decade ago
Ain't no ramblin' in this [purposeful& truthful] write, Andy. Push afew lines and pull a few, and you'll get a fine lyric for a country song. The man in black would 'v appreciated a subject and lines like these.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
a boozer come loser
your poem no snoozer
tragedy in error done
losing the fairer one
watch as it comes undone
dropping the soap won't be fun
so get a grip before you slip
and flip to your last trip
Source(s): on rare occasion, he stops by - Anonymous1 decade ago
I like the poem..why does he go to jail?..poor guy. I assume this is autobiographical? This is better poetry than most I read on here. Sad though.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
It has the advantage of a serious subject matter to give irony to the cutsey rhymes. I think it works.
- Dark Angel 1Lv 71 decade ago
I really liked this poem even though it was a sad tale and it sounds like some of the bad luck; i always have..