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Short Potty Trained Poems

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Piss and Vinegar
Your full of piss and vinegar
My dad used to say
I don't want to smell like pee
To my mother I'd cry my way

Since I wouldn't use the toilet
The pee turned to vinegar over time
This is how my dad potty trained me
It still works on grandchildren of mine...

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Categories: potty trained, family, father, funny, dad, dad,
Form: Rhyme



Rug Nuggets
I spent all of yesterday
and most of the day before
picking up those rug nuggets
where they hadn’t been before.

I found one by the back door
and another by the chair
I saw some in the corner
and I see some over there.

I bend down to pick them up
until I’m nearly drained.
I surely will be happy
when this puppy’s potty trained!...

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© J. Summers  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: potty trained, pets,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Lifeline
Line after line of fresh diapers
A daily chore for years
Clotheslines held six dozen each day
Unless weather unclear

Two little ones not potty trained
Now grown and on their own
They hold up a lifeline of love
Since the soft nest they've flown 

Sponsor: Nette Onclaud
Contest: Let Me Feel Your Lines
# 3. Clothesline
Written by: Sara Kendrick
March 30, 2015...

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Categories: potty trained, children,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cuz It's Christmas
I sit entranced
as the shadows danced
…around me


I left the Buddha
outside in the falling snow
			…I gave him my hat


The tree tilts
The snowman wobbles
		         ….the wind laughs


The neighbor’s dog
Peed on our snowman
I told the kids
    …“he’s not potty trained.”


I wonder
If Santa likes
Sugar, lactose and gluten free
…COOKIES?????


John G. Lawless
©12/5/2022...

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Categories: potty trained, christmas, fun, kid, winter,
Form: I do not know?
My Daughter
Curly hair,
Pearly white baby teeth,
Shes not grown yet,
Still trying to wish she stay tiny,
Beautiful soft skin,
Hyper to beat,
Sometimes it takes a lot,
Even when it's time for bed,
Already potty trained,
And broke from a sippy,
Next will be training bras,
And then her monthly,
Keeping all my memories,
Thats all I have,
Time goes by to quickly,
Hoping I don't miss anything,
Or even just pass........

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© Tera Brown  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: potty trained, daughter,
Form: ABC



Stop Laughing At Me
(This is a fictional poem)

People laugh because I drink from a baby bottle.
When it comes to my mother, I'm being coddeled.
I'm going to share a secret with you that I've never told.
I've never eaten solid foods and I'm thirty-six years old.
This isn't one bit funny but everybody keeps laughing at me.
I've never been potty trained and I wet my pants when I pee.
Stop laughing at me, I want to be treated with respect.
You think it's very funny just because my pants are wet....

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Categories: potty trained, funny, people, funny,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Line After Line
Line after line of fresh diapers
A daily chore for years
Clothesline held six dozen each day
Unless weather unclear

If there was rain or freezing air
A wooden rack was filled
Placed over the gas floor furnace
Inside clean diapers spilled

Two little ones not potty trained
Now grown and on their own
They hold up a pipeline of love
Since the home nest have flown  

Inspired by Brian Strand's Contest
Rewritten: October 1, 2016 
Orginally written: March 30, 2015...

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Categories: potty trained, childhood, daughter, son,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs