William Hancock Poet Light Verse

The Toilet

THE TOILET
 
I visited the Toilet - A grand salubrious place
Of gleaming Glistening tiles - a really pristine place

A space to hold a Banquet - A conference of a ball
With tops of stalls and toilet doors - for those who like a fall

I know I rush-ed into it - what purpose, don't recall
For I slipped on Gleaming, Pristine tiles - and went smack into the wall

So, if you have a desperate need-go slowly if you will




William Hancock
03.02.2005
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Anil Deo May 29, 2020 at 5:45 AM Interesting & fun experience recounted as "The Toilet." Yes, it needs to be clean, but garnished loos hide the fact civilization really gets down to nicer places to defecate. I bet, though, our crap is more toxic to the planet because of junk food