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I originally wrote this poem in February after I was told this embarrassing story by a friend  -  I wrote this poem for her. I have changed her name and she has given me permission to publish it for this competition.

In case you are wondering - the person who wrote the quiz questions was a flat mate of Amelia's and had obviously discovered the 'evidence' in the bath hence the reason the quiz question!

Hope it makes you smile

Jan
Amelia she loves to chat and tells an amusing story But dear readers BEWARE – this one’s a little gory She worked long hours at night as a barmaid It was a job she loved and good wages she got paid She’d had a busy day and her pits were a little whiffy So she had a little bath – it would only take a jiffy So into the bath Amelia got, she sank into the bubbles But this was only the beginning of Amelia’s troubles Amelia did a little fart but unfortunately followed through And in the bath was floating a little bit of poo Amelia got out quickly and left the bath to drain But unbeknown to her the turd it did remain She got dressed and ready to go - she had to get her lift To the pub she loved to work in she always enjoyed her shift With the customers Amelia was always a big hit She didn’t let on her secret that in the bath she’d done a little poop* But it was a Wednesday night and a quiz was on this day Amelia she loved this challenge and she would always play The final question stumped many people but they wanted to be the winner Which barmaid crapped in the bath tonight and could they name the sinner? The one in the white t-shirt some of the customers did shout Amelia went as red as a beetroot- she couldn’t wait to get out But the customers they did shout and cheer And poor Amelia had to pour them another beer Now Amelia no longer works in the bar She works as a receptionist – she’s really come far She loves her new job and always likes to talk But to stop her following through now she always wears a cork. · I had to change this from the S*** word as I know swearing is not allowed – but the expletive does make the poem flow better. Jan Allison 19th March 2014 ~submitted for contest Take 2 Free poetry contest sponsored by Nette Onclaud ~ - Unplaced in contest 'tickle my funny bone' sponsored by Francine Roberts ~ ~ Please see notes about this poem ~

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Date: 4/18/2015 5:04:00 PM
Jan, I loved this. Well done. :O) Keep up with the great work. Keep on penning. Thank you so very much for sharing your wonderful and creative talents with us. We all truly appreciate it. *S* Cynthia
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Jan Allison
Date: 4/18/2015 5:07:00 PM
I've not spoken to this person in ages - must remind her of her story next time we meet lol:-) Hugs Jan xx
Date: 3/20/2014 12:06:00 AM
That was so funny Jan, you have a brilliant imagination, or did it happen to you LoL. absolutely loved it....Vera..
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Jan Allison
Date: 3/20/2014 4:58:00 AM
No Vera for once it wasn't me! I actually wrote the poem Jan/Feb time and promised not to post it, but when I saw the 'tickle my funny bone' competition i asked her permission to post it as long as I changed her name. Love to you and Peter. I so appreciate you both commenting on my work. Jan x
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Vera Duggan
Date: 3/20/2014 12:09:00 AM
Oh! I see it is not you it is your friend, well she has made us all laugh.........Vera..........
Date: 3/19/2014 7:42:00 AM
- Jan, very nice to read your poem today ... say hello to Amelia, from me :))) - Luck in contest !!! - Have a lovely day. - oxox // Anne-Lise :)
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Date: 3/19/2014 7:52:00 AM
I've already spoken to 'Amelia' today to ask her permission to post the poem lol. She was chuckling - bet she wished she'd never told me her story. Sun is shining here and its a lovely day. Hugs Jan xxxx
Date: 3/19/2014 7:14:00 AM
WHUP WHUP WHUP! Loved your potty humour. I'm pretty well known for this kind of stuff you know! Must compliment you on your rhyming skills... seems like it's becoming a lost art! Kudos dear sis! Rock on... your loving bro! XOXOX
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Date: 3/19/2014 7:24:00 AM
Thank you for you lovely comment dear brother Jack. This poem always makes me smile - I know my friend is embarrassed about the story bless her. Long live rhyming poems and a potty sense of humour! Hugs Jan xxxx

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