Limerick-90. Tolerance Poem by Valsa George
Limerick-90. Tolerance
'Accept that to suffer is life
Tolerate your opponent without strife'
To this he did abide
But silently sighed
Whenever he was with his wife!
Lady Bliss I did that when she was a miss And I was content with a kiss Now with other old men My staring at bold women Turns madam in a Lady Bliss.
Silently sighed is a real punch line. Beautifully inserted.
A wonderful Limerick dear madam! Beautifully written...Top score!
There is a humourous twist to this verse, but you touch on a profound, sad reality for some. A brilliant poem, Valsa. You have elevated the limerick.
Sad to think that many marriages we think are happy and content may only be a mutual tolerance. Valsa, this time I searched out a limerick to read! For me, that is like saying I climbed Mt. Everest! I enjoy your limericks very much- -you have a subtly and a grace that so many other poets don't give theirs. Well done. Very well done.10+++++++++
To this he did abide. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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I just shared your limerick on my FB page. I hope I have have your permission.
I am only happy about it.... as long as you acknowledge my authorship! Thank you Savita!