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Premium Member Mountains and Molehills

His Riches Grew Yearly...

To Foot His Bill.

Family and Friends Dearly...

Cut from His Will.

He Had No Time Clearly...

For All Their Swill.

The Mountain Just Merely...

Made a Molehill.

Mount of Price For Molehills

He set no limit to his ‘always’,
His ‘never’ was strewn all over ways,
Man of excess he was,
To blow up, his pet cause,
For molehills, mount of price he now pays. 
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Tongue-in-cheek |05.12.2022| Limericks

Premium Member Molehills To Mountains

Molehills To Mountains
Tom’s Thoughts
3/2/2020

When Politicians dare to interpolate,
Using verbiage to change how we relate.

All are drinking from a polluted fountain,
Trying to produce a “meadow muffin” mountain. 

Without their utilizing a single steer,
They're causing our country's landscape to look drear.


Mountains To Molehills

Turning molehills to mountains
is what I do best
So why take it easy
when I could be stressed?

At overreacting
I'm quite an old hand
And I surely do hope
nothing goes off as planned

Small bumps in the road
can certainly grow
And out of proportion
I'll see that they blow

The simplest way
is no way for me
But to complicate matters
just fills me with glee

If I play my cards right
with hopes running high
I'll successfully fail
in whatever I try

Now if you think I mean this
how wrong you would be
I'm just poking fun
at myself playfully

And don't you believe
these pessimistic puns
For I'm winning the race
that the optimist runs

My most favorite thing
in this life, you will see
is to make people happy
and smile with me

To laugh at one's self
the sages foretold
turns mountains to molehills
and fills them with gold

Premium Member Mountains and Molehills

From all outward appearances
  It seemed they were having a lovely evening
  But as soon as they got home
   She started seething

  She accused him of being too friendly with the waitress
   He said "I was just being polite"
     She said he was a liar
   and he said , "Yeah right"

 She said "You're sleeping on the couch"
     He said she was making a mountain out of a molehill
   She slammed the door
     In the morning they'll make up still
 Until he leaves the toilet seat up
      Then they'll start all over again

Mountains Out of Molehills

What simple Truths cannot be seen,
Like Reason is both deaf and blind?
Made more complex than its easy theme,
To be pondered, yet, at another time
No resolutions, just chaos- confusion!
Arguments of wasted wind
Never to draw an equal conclusion,
But explain it over, and over again!

*Arguing with my mother


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