Short Loo Poems

Short Loo Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Loo by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Loo by length and keyword.


Premium Member Clerihew Van Loo

Carle(aka Charles-Andre) van Loo
a French painter not too many knew
Success with prolific quantity
history though sadly says little quality
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Stuck To the Loo

Little Johnny was feeling blue
Had a mishap with some glue
He thought he would cheat
And not fall off his seat
Now both buns are stuck to the loo
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Line at the Loo

There was a line at the loo
poor pups didn't know what to do
	each clapped his four paws
	with rousing applause
when Frenchy finished his poo!
Form: Limerick

Ladies Last

The ladies stood in a long queue
The mayor thought they might sue
With their knees together
In all kinds of weather
They await their turn in the loo
Form: Limerick

Easter Haiku and Senryu Contest With Laura Loo

white Easter Lily in church celebrates Pure One – in fields love - not toil
Written/Composed Good Friday Morning, 14 April 2017.
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Tura Loo

Tura Loo sweet dove
tura loo rai lay
tura loo sweet love
tura loo rai lay

Tura Loo sweet sunshine ray
tura loo rai lay
Tura Loo sweet lady May
tura loo rai lay
© John Allen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Show Me the Funny the Loo Seat

The Loo Seat.



Oh no it’s that time once again
Beware out there all of you men
It's time to look out 
When you hear the shout
‘Who left the seat up once again?’

© 15/07/2013

Competition Entry
Form: Limerick

Cb Tribute Contest 1-Laura Loo

Tap the garden tap the garden 
If you can find another smile
Of the graceful rainbow hue
Like we see in our Laura Loo
Encouraging all in poetry soup
___________________________________
9/10/2016
Form: Verse

Premium Member Storming the Loo

The old people crew hastens to bathroom
even if earthquake or hurricane looms.
     It’s their mission’s caper
     to waste the most paper.
After relief, activities resume.

11/17/2020
age
Form: Limerick

Babe-A-Loo

Sleep a way
Sleep a way
Pretty baby

Babe a loo
Babe a loo
Bad dreams shoo

Precious one
Off to fun
Till morn' sun

Sleep a way
Sleep a way
Rock a bye baby

Babe a loo
Babe a loo
bad dreams shoo

Cb Tribute Contest One Jan Allison and Laura Loo

Jan Allison and Laura Loo are two peas in a pod.
Reading their clever poems, you certainly don’t nod.
The kind reviews from both ladies always make me smile.
They make Poetrysoup look great with their gracious style.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Get Well Soon Laura Loo

Luloo was in a terrible rush Shovelled snow then fell on her tush It isn't a joke - Her ankle got broke But the snow's now turned into slush GET WELL SOON LULOO 26th February 2016
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Harry Koo Loo

Call me 1 Eyed Harry koo loo

                                                     From shy town,kalamazoo

                       No ham and egger here

                                                     Just a local yokel yessiree
Form: Haiku

Where's the loo

"Open door!" yells he,
"Outta way, need a wee!"
After piddle, 
Timeless riddle,
"What's for tea?"
"Can't chat!' says she,.
"Need a wee!"
So you and me,
Aging bladder to you,
"Where's the loo?"
Anywhere you go,
Wait, soon you'll know!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Do - Need To Use the Loo

When Susie is marrying Martin The vicar starts belching and fartin’ After Sue says ‘I do’ Vicar runs to the loo His dodgy lunch is soon departin’! Sponsored by Tania Kitchin 9,9,6,6,9 using how many syllables 8/26/19
Form: Limerick

Laura Loo

Laura, fondly known as Lu Loo, Your art needs a shout out, woohoo! A versatile poet, Your poems, they show it, Sending hugs and blessings to you! 14th April 2022 8.8.6.6.8 syllables For Margarita Lillico's "Paean on poets" contest
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Help!

Help! I dropped my phone down the loo
What can be done? what shall I do?
Stick my hand deep into the pan
I pull and tug the best I can
Call a plumber or call a friend?
Can't do that, phone's stuck in the bend
Out I go to buy a new phone 
Call a plumber when I get home.
Form: Lay

Premium Member 'Too-Da-Loo' is Replaced


     A wedding is a gamble
          A marriage is a leap
     High divorce rates indicate
          We just get-ridda the creep

     Paper cups and paper plates
          Disposable diapers too
     Once they’re used, out they go
          Same with spouses ~ POO-da-loo!
Form: Rhyme

A barefoot bum in a public loo

I found 'em on the floor one night:
discarded  socks no longer white
(the guy had diarrhoea, that's clear -
no paper left to wipe his rear -
and took the socks right off his feet...)
I guess he'd used the final sheet
of paper on the roll. He whined, 
I bet! Then left his socks behind!
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Cb Tribute Contest One Laura Loo

I have never met the lovely Laura Loo in person.
But she's a wonderful poet, of that I am certain.
Her comments on my poems are warm and sincere.
Poetrysoup is lucky to have her here!





10/9/16
Written for CB Tribute Contest-Laura Loo
Sponsor: Andrea Dietrich
Awarded 1st Place
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Day In the Loo

sick to my stomach, this is bull
    it's in a cross over plummet
      just want to lay on my hammock
        close to the loo, bucket that's full

  I'm hungry, I'm afraid to eat
    water even has an up pull
      my baby was brave, not fussy
        and here grandma a big pansy

4/4/2022
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Peru

As more than a few flew to Peru to peruse the view who knew or had a clue what a man's to do in the cerulean blue but stand in the queue to use the loo and if you go too or tootle on through in lieu of a zoo you're due to accrue sights of a llama or two in Machu Picchu
Form: Rhyme

Timbuktu Loo

It is hard to believe but it is true
                      Last night my wife Sue stayed home with her boo
                                    I was such a wonderful jack
                                  Had to give him hefty kickback
                             To spend the night in a Timbuktu loo.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Let Us Use the Loo

let's use the loo she said
as if it does not have Covid all over the seat
As if there is not feces on the floor
as if it is okay
Give me a diaper I told my grandmother
She stared at me for a long time.
You are thirty-four she said
That's right I replied
Old enough to know better than to use a public restroom

Premium Member Ode To Lu Loo- Don'T Go

Do not leave the park yet,
Whatever the compulsion,
Many friends owe a debt,
To your poetic excellence!

battles have never been won
by leaving the battle field,
But enemy has been undone
When the hurt do not yield!

So carry the pen as a gun,
To maim those who fired,
This battle has just begun,
Know you are much admired!!
Form: Rhyme

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