like the blind
leading the blind
i keep beating 'round the bush
down in the
dumps
falling through cracks
dragging my
feet all the way down
i'm in way over my head
under the
weather
wet behind
my ears
i rub folks the wrong
way
while banging my head against a brick wall
please take me under your wing
i'm not ready to
throw in the towel
or jump the gun
'cause life
is just a bowl of cherries
easy-peasy as lemon chiffon pie
live and let live!!

What a wonderful bouquet of clichés! You've artfully strung them all together into a coherent tale. Bravo!
ReplyDeletepletheriffic!
ReplyDeleteGoody, a new word!
DeleteRon's a master at making things up. You're a master at stringing cliches together to make sense!
DeleteOh wow, skillfully put together!
ReplyDeleteBev is right! "What a wonderful bouquet of clichés!" I love that you used your cliché choices to create a new and personal story.
ReplyDeleteI'm always flying by the seat of my pants and this one certainly whisked me away!
ReplyDeleteSo clever so witty. Enjoyed.
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much love...
I have frequent flyer miles going that way too. :D I agree with your conclusion to live and let live.
ReplyDeleteOh!! A bundle of cliches here!! They make me so happy I could pick one and rum.
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OH a plethora of cliches so delightful necklaced into a poem that had me smiling from the first line to the last.
ReplyDeleteBravo!
ReplyDeleteHa...loved this. Clever. I particularly liked your Labels :(food for thought )!
ReplyDeletenot pants, but silk panties - LOVE that! ha
ReplyDeleteDearest Helen,
ReplyDeleteThat is a heap of wisdom and we all get to deal with them once in a while!
My only problem is that time is going so crazily fast...
Hugs,
Mariette
What a most beautiful potpourri of cliches!💝 Thoroughly enjoyed this one!
ReplyDeleteYou’ve packed so many in, Helen, there were a few I hadn’t seen or heard before! I agree with everyone else, you’ve magically produced a bouquet of clichés!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully full to the brim with cliches.
ReplyDeletePacked with cliches, with a grand ending.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how I missed this delightful array of clichés (and where DO you put the ' when you make cliche' pleural???) I enjoyed every single verse!
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