Enough Rope

Published in 1926, Dorothy Parker’s first collection of poetry, Enough Rope, explores themes of love and heartbreak, death and depression, with language that is witty, pointed, and wise.

Her voice on love and relationships is pained, snarky, and cynical by experience. It also contains an immense yearning. The perfect theme for a light card game!

The game, Enough Rope, abstractly contemplates the full heart and expectations you can bring to a relationship, minor and major heartbreaks that occur along the way, and whether you risk giving your heart enough rope to hang itself.