Best Toot Poems


Premium Member Rooty Toot Toot

Rooty Toot Toot, two men in a boot
Bobbing along on the waves
One was old with long silvery hair
Renowned for being quite brave

The other had pimple on the tip of his nose
He was cross-eyed and cranky at best
“That's an omen!” the old man told him
“Squeeze it, and you'll surely be blessed”

As he squeezed it a humongous zit popped out
Flying through the air it transformed
To a beautiful maiden with wings of silver
And a sweet tender smile so warm

The maiden decreed, “You both have a wish
But your wish you must never reveal
Make someone happy beyond their dreams” 
They took on the task with much zeal

The pimple guy had a marvellous plan
Knew Rachel the young girl next door
Was always wearing the same shabby clothes
Decided she needed the wish much more

As for the old man, he'd had a good life
So he also wouldn't keep it for himself
Thought he would help out this needy family
Blessed them and wished them good health

So the silvery haired man and the pimple guy
Were rewarded for their unselfish act
Nevermore would they want for a thing in life
Absolutely nothing that they would lack!

Rooty Toot Toot, two men in a boot
Bobbing along on the foam
The pimple guy and the silvery haired man
Are heroes wherever they roam!

© Jack Ellison 2012

Premium Member Poot-Toot University

Can't believe I'm penning this mess,
but I must address the gifted poetess,
Jan Allison has a degree from the
distinguished Poot-Toot University,
she has a PhD in Fartology.
An expert she is,
and, gee whiz,
anyone who writes of farts
so funnily,
is the "Queen of Flatulence,"
a PoetrySoup decree!

And yes, I know some are offended
by potty humor,
but we need comic relief in
the literary til we laugh ourselves
into a stupor,
as this world has much strife,
even if it's gaseous,
laughter heals life. ~

Twang Toot Fing Foo

Twang toot Fing Foo
Jingle jingle rattle boo
Tiger Tiger splash, squish
Skycrapper’s crashing swish
Wretched retches snorting  snuck
Timtimbuctoo’s belching buck
Whoosh whoosh Winnie Treetree murmur
Croaking frogie's hiss hiss charmer
Punipuni giggles growling grunt 
Oink oink  words' trilling witchhunt


Premium Member Toot, Whistle, Bang, Harrumph

Toot, Whistle, Bang, Harrumph


Short days turn into weeks
months melding into years
ever endless changes
the numbers and the fears

new things growing older
wisdom’s elders cast aside
for aging is the future
youth cannot abide.



John G. Lawless
12/29/2015

Premium Member A Hymn- a Tittle a Toot

I walked deep into the wilderness 
In hopes to get my find 
I was looking for some solitude 
And a little peace of mind 

Then I came across a silhouette 
Of an owl in the moon 
Right then and there I knew that I 
Would find my peace real soon 

I took out my harmonica 
And I played it through the night 
I played some chords that echoed loud 
Until they sounded right 

Then I danced around in circles 
To a hymn called "Tittle a Toot" 
And I played that hymn all night long 
Till I heard that owl hoot 

The night was getting late 
And I was felling bold 
Mist had made its way around 
And I was getting cold 

So, I walked around the wilderness 
To try to warm my bones 
Then I built myself a firepit 
And warmed my hands around the stones 

5:00am had crept up fast 
I was still having fun 
The chilly morn had heated up 
When I saw the rising sun 

Then I looked into that silhouette 
And that owl in disguise 
Then I started playing my harmonica again 
When I saw it blink its eyes 

Then I danced around in circles 
To that hymn called "Tittle a Toot" 
And I played it loud all morning long 
Till I heard that owl hoot

Hoot's Toot

There once was a little Jack Russell
who was as sweet as she was cute
and went by the nicname of hoot.

Now in the evening the
family would gather 
to spend family time together.
Everyone including Hoot was there.

Me on the couch
the kids on the floor
and dad in his favorite chair.

As we sat there a smell most foul
quickly filled the air.

It seems our sweet little hoot
had let loose with a toot
and now we are all fighting for air.


Premium Member Little Jack Marty Passing the Gas

Little Jack Marty 
He was a smarty 
Sitting in his second grade online class 
He developed an urge to pass some gas 
When it came out of Little Marty’s shell 
It had that pumping smell 
Hearing the tiger roar as it ripped out the young boy’s door 
Watching his computer screen he saw Abigail studying to be a teen Queen 
Crossing the street 
The smell did travel tangy and sweet 
It went under the door without a word 
Stairs it crept 
Past the room where last night Abigail slept 
As the aroma approached 
Little Jack Marty watched Abigail and said, “She is toast”
Taking a whiff Abigail straightened up very stiff 
Her eyes bulged and face turned green with a tinge of white 
Due to the smell that was airy and light 
Typing away Little Jack Marty did say,
 “You have been visited by the toot toot fairy” 
In which she replied, “Oh you are so scary” 
“Little Jack Marty did you cut the cheese?” 
“I am alone in my room and I do as I please.” 
He typed back about the environmental attack 
Suddenly the teacher popped on the screen looking stern and mean 
“What are you two doing anything to do with schooling?” 
The teacher did ask with no need for a cut the cheese mask. 
Looking into the camera Little Jack Marty said that he was sorry, 
“Yes, I cut the cheese then disturbed the peace, I will now be quiet and will not start a panic riot, carry on with the online class while I hold my gas.” 
Smiling the teacher was impressed 
When Little Jack Marty confessed 
About his too tee 
That was a beauty

As Toot As Can Be

I am as toot
As toot as can be
I saw you put that word in there
I saw you take one out
I called the word police
You won't do that again

Rout a 2-Toot

God's zombies just formed an hit squad
For poets whose work is slipshod
"If people don't die
Then angels can't fly!" 
If "truth" is proof, my thoughts are flawed!

Premium Member Toot Suite

TOOT SUITE


Alas, as hunters treed their prey
envisioning the feast
gravied meal at end of day
sopped up in breaded yeast.

An ill wind blew
and no one knew
from where it emanated

As sugar in the innards boils
and then - a little toot uncoils

Premium Member Toot Toot

Tom Trumpeteer has the rhythm in his ear
I wonder, can you guess what’s protruding from his rear
It looks just like a trumpet and when he’s eaten beans
He toots a toot with every step, at least that’s how it seems 

He went to the ballroom, the orchestra were late
Someone asked the kitchen staff for baked beans on a plate
He ate them up and then he started dancing with his date
His dance was pretty awful but the tune he played was great



2 October 2021
For May the Gas be with you farts part 2 contest
Sponsor: Chantelle Anne Cooke

Premium Member Rooty Toot Toot

Young Chuckie has only one vice
He does it each day, sometimes twice
     While Mum eyes with scorn
     Chuck toots his own horn
He’ll toot your horn too for a price





December 26, 2018
For Tania’s “Bawdy Humor” contest.

Premium Member Toot-Toot, Doggone It

There was this entrée; they called it bean soup
My pet tasted some, then let out a whoop --
   Doggone it, I exhaled
   As Fido wagged his tail --
While I removed all his stench from the stoop...

Premium Member Toot the Horn

When a baby's born, we toot the horn
   When from this Earth we pass, we play taps

In between, horns herald Kings and Queens
   The onset of war, an ambulance or fire machine

Yet the grandest event at which trumpets sounded
   A historical nonpareil, which once majestically resounded  

Lies in tatters today -- abashed -- ashamed and ridiculed
   The Ten Commandments trivia questions, their genius overruled

Shouts of 'Liberty!' 'Equality!' 'Technology!' blasts of dystrophy and death
   Unbridled Anarchy blares her grim tidings ~ Divine Providence's last breaths

Gossip Train Toot Toot

If you look for
ugly
You'll See it


If you stare
 too long 
You'll be it

When we
Speak without thinking
to tickle the ear

There is something
to ponder
So as to see clear


When we talk 
Just
to disrepute


A manslayer
We become
Killing a reputation
It is mean spirited fun

Just imagine should
The tables turn
And you be the one on the block


being happily sliced and
Diced about
  After throwing the  very first rock

Being righteous over much
doesn't aid
One righteous to be

Remember but for
The grace of God
goes walking you and me

now my old house
Ain't made of glass
But I'll try to keep this  in mind

When slinging,and flinging
around words that I
Choose the ones that are kind

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