Mortgage Poems - Poems about Mortgage

The moral mortgage of mice and men Yours truly quite astute, especially regarding cute little field mice, also known as meadow voles, which imprecation one doth emote, when aforementioned animal burrows inside leaving pellet size poop in their wake suddenly presenting...Read the rest...

I Justice from heaven: low threshhold Evidence on earth, different! Spirit witnesses against unbelievers Unless Jesus is the one we KNOW Since the Cross made Pure Lamb pay Such a huge price (Heaven's credit card) Allows payment for unlimited number Value the realtionship...Read the rest...

If you should hear Tom Selleck spout His irritating, "It turns out..." It isn't a fluke Just gobbledygook Intended to smother your doubt...Read the rest...

Be of good cheer, you're breathing aren't you What else do you need, a million or two Let's not be greedy Not one of the needy Be satisfied, forget about the mortgage zoo...Read the rest...

I had a friend who’s grandfather died someway The government stole his home away For his grandmother had Alzheimer’s disease Think not for herself anymore if you please So they stole her home to pay for her care Don’t...Read the rest...

There once was a mortgage bank broker Who sold mortgages more than he oughta Then one day he found With the economy down His own house appraised way under water...Read the rest...