Kindly visit our Site Map for a complete index including many hard-to-find birthday years, "over the hill" verses, and even a holiday calendar.

Other themes include working from home, and Irish themes like Bloomsday and St. Patrick's Day. There's children's birthdays such as this page and even the odd political theme. We even have poems on funny money and legal eagles.

Of course, there's Mother's Day and Father's Day Poems, and a plethora on various professions and workplace humor. Two examples of which are accounting, and strangely enough, brain surgery.

Kathleen comes closer and closer to that Holy Grail of a limerick for every year between age 0 to 100. Here Be Limerick Poems is your source for the most inclusive birthday greetings for every unique age on the Web.

The newest verses are at New Brews. There is even a new "Happy Birthday to You" section - naturally, sung to the tune of "Happy Birthday!"

Join the quirky gang at Molly's Virtual Pub for a rollicking good time. We have just about any topic under the sun. We are edging close to 1,000 original poems, many of them on birthday themes. There are hundreds of funny birthday poems from which to choose.

While you're here, why not check out my book on this page. With thirty-eight gorgeous full color illustrations, Literati is a mind-stretching tour through academic arcana and a wonderful past time for those moments when you find yourself in a queue.

Literati is described as "encyclopedic" by Marco Graziosi, PhD, Universita' Degli Studi Di Bologna, Italy. Molly is aghast at the amount of time which must be frittered in such lines, and appalled that those interstitial moments are so blithely squandered.

Can we show you to a booth? The pub has about one hundred seventy "rooms," each with its own theme, including: frivolity, sentiment, enlightenment and even one with candle light for romance. One may hear the din of hammers and saws after closing hours as building continues.

And don't worry, here at the pub, we maintain a family environment, and endeavor to keep our rooms clean—very nearly antiseptic, in fact—so the children will not pick up germs or other regrettable attributes. .