Roll the dice. Let your winning thoughts be nice.
Everyone’s a winner. Roll the die twice.
All you got to lose is your chance to win!
Let it ride. You can win or learn to swim!
© 2011 Michael Yost
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Michael's Lair 
ah yes “roll the dice” and dare experience and reach beyond that is if you believe you have the courage to realize all you dream,,,,
wonderful poem — limitless possibilities…
joanny
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Having a little fun. smiles..
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Rolling the dice, literally or figuratively, requires the maturity to be a good sport. I have little patience for poor losers and even less for gloating winners. I play for fun, not to win! Thanks for a very cool little poem, Michael. Food for thought. Amy
http://sharplittlepencil.wordpress.com/2011/05/07/last-stop-on-the-erie-lackawanna/
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I was reading the old gambling boats used to throw the sore losers off the boats.
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Hi – this is Chloe from “Writing Days-Happy Days” with my new blog. Just to let you know I’ve subscribed to your blog now as Blossom Dreams. Please visit if you get a chance (if you haven’t already).
Chloe xx
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I’ve stopped for a bit, but have several paddles in the caldron right now; will check in on it when I have some leisure time.. smiles
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I probably better learn to swim! 🙂
Well done.
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Let it ride. Have fun.
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I would mind my manners–I would hate to be thrown overboard. Cute, Michael.
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Sure thing about the sore losers. Easy one to bet on.
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