Monthly Archives: April 1998

Lose or win – A Poem

Posted on April 26, 1998 by Linda R. Geenen

If we should share a Lover’s Kiss a moment caught in time. Would we someday reminisce, our thoughts, our futures still entwined? Or would we go our separate ways for once we crossed the line, destroyed all 2 friends could … Continue reading →

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Zeeduk’s first time

Posted on April 25, 1998 by Linda R. Geenen

What if you’re a first time visitor to Earth? Your name is Zeeduk and you landed in Las Vegas and you’re in the back of a taxi . . . which is screaming through the streets, racing through red lights … Continue reading →

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Burn and turn

Posted on April 20, 1998 by Linda R. Geenen

Did you know she’s a dealer? No! I thought she had a real job. She’s so quiet. Never has any company and seems to keep to herself. I knew she worked at night but . . . who would’ve ever … Continue reading →

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Explanation Poker

Posted on April 14, 1998 by Linda R. Geenen

I should’ve known when you couldn’t figure out how to take time out of the pot that I couldn’t win. They should’ve blown up all of the Dunes’ dealers with the place. Instead they dusted them off and sent them … Continue reading →

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The Hand That Feeds You

Posted on April 8, 1998 by Linda R. Geenen

What if you spent all of your time on the table in board games? You watched all the plays…all the bad hands…all the bad players…the good players…the dealers…the lights, fans, and televisions overhead…the cocktail servers and chip runners and brush … Continue reading →

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