Frequent Flatulence
Never stood a chance.
Urgently erupting,
Loudly in your pants.
Friendly Fellows,
Meet up at the zoo.
Frolic at the ape house,
Takes the blame off you.
Frequent Flatulence,
Darn digestive tract.
Struggle with momentum,
Before the next attack.
Fancy Footwork,
To the nearest loo.
Carry extra undies,
One pair just won't do.
Friday Function,
At the old age home.
Through aromatic hallways,
Unsuspecting you may roam.
Frequent Flatulence,
At the old age home.
Through aromatic hallways,
Unsuspecting you may roam.
Frequent Flatulence,
Trying to look cool.
What's that floating near you?
Better leave the pool.
Ha ha ha, that made me laugh. I've put a link to your blog on my own AtoZ Challenge site today. Great stuff here.
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LOL! Ah, I do love a good "pome" that revolves around toilet humour.
ReplyDeleteA great poem to read first thing in the morning. Excellent.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your week-end.
Yvonne.
This is very clever. The zoo is such an appropriate setting because it's a place that showcases animals abiding by their body's natural instincts.
ReplyDeleteAnd they smell nice too! Thanks Cynthia!
DeleteThank you so much Rosie, and I really appreciate the special shout-out!
ReplyDeleteKellie - Glad we're both in the gutter! Thanks Kellie!
Yvonne - I hope you read this after breakfast! Thanks Yvonne, and wishing you a wonderful weekend as well!
Julie
Oh My Days, that was so funny, loved it. And the fact about 'extra undies' was hilarious, ha ha ha. If those monkeys in the zoo could talk, I bet they'll have something to say on you blaming them, ha ha ha Keep it up Empty Nest Insider.
ReplyDeleteHa! Love it. What a great way to celebrate farts!
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RPD - No, no this was all about "friendly fellows" meeting at the zoo. What have those monkees been telling you? Thanks Rum-Punch Drunk!
ReplyDeleteBushman - It's much better than the alternative. Thanks Bushman!
Julie
LOL This post of yours is totally different, totally unexpected. I have to remind my husband about being careful with his beans and Dal (Pulses).
ReplyDeleteJulie, this is hilarious! Just my type of humor, and not what I expected. Loved it!
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Hahahahaha! You're a riot!
ReplyDeleteoh my, I'm outta the pool now! That was fabulously funny and who doesn't love fart humor?
ReplyDeleteThat's hilarious and frighteningly real.
ReplyDeleteHA! You KNOW this is my kinda humor. Love it!
ReplyDeleteLOL. You may be the only one to write a poem about flatulence today. Bonus points to you. :)
ReplyDeleteHahaha, that's a great poem! It reminded me of an engineer who would give us a serenade at any time in any place, but mostly at the office. And he wasn't old but he was BIG.
ReplyDeletelol this had to be the funniest poem I've ever read. Great job!
ReplyDeleteI'm still chuckling, Julie. This is really amusing and dare I say relate-able?! Um, because, well, my dad is a senior. Phew. Al's comment is hilarious too.
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Munir - Beans can be very troublesome! Thanks Munir!
ReplyDeleteRhonda - I'm still laughing from your "Don't touch anything" post! Thanks Rhonda!
Empty Nester - Glad this made you laugh! Thanks Empty Nester!
Melissa - Small children aren't the only ones you have to worry about! Thanks Melissa!
Delores - And it only gets better with age! Thanks Delores!
Susan - You have some great scenes about this subject in your book! Thanks Susan!
Luanne - You make it sound so classy! Congrats on being featured at Alex's today!
Al - That must not have been too pleasant! Thanks Al!
Julie
Thanks so much Mary!
ReplyDeleteRobyn - Yeah, blame it on your poor dad! Thanks Robyn!
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ReplyDeletePhazyme helps. Or so I've heard. :-)
Some Dark Romantic
I think old age homes should organize regular trips to the zoo. -Belinda [A - Z participant talking about Fantasy today; hope to see you around].
ReplyDeleteThat was awesome!!
ReplyDeleteI can identify with some of that, though, the older I get :D
Laughing. Laughing. Laughing. Nothing like turning flatulence into poetry!
ReplyDeleteFunny stuff!
ReplyDeleteTrue story- I was a maid in a hotel with a pool. Everyone always waited til the last minute to checkout on Sundays. Except one Sunday. A floater caused everyone to vacate rather quickly.
Hilarious! No other word for it!
ReplyDeleteOh my, that is too funny. I'm crying from laughing so hard.
ReplyDeleteomgosh---you are a riot!!
ReplyDeleteMina - Thanks for the suggestion!
ReplyDeleteThanks Alex! Now get some rest!
Belinda - Fantastic idea! I'll stop by over the weekend!
Mark - It's sad but true for many of us. Thanks Mark!
Lee - Who was it that said " write what you know?!"
Ruth - Eeew, that must have been awful!
Thank you Wendy!
Cheryl - I hope all of the laughing doesn't stir things up! Thanks Cheryl!
Oh, you're daring! But the odd thing is, I was reading A-Z posts and finding them so boring, I switched to YouTube and was watching farting videos . . . and then, after dredging through about another dozen A-Z posts, came upon yours. So, here's to you for stepping so far out on an edge, and funnily! I'm your newest follower.
ReplyDeleteHi Julie, Very cute. Very clever. Very funny. Very much enjoyed. No telling what the laughter might let loose. Thanks. God bless, Maria from Delight Directed Living
ReplyDeleteCatherine - That's why I love A to Z, because it really gets your creative juices flowing. Thanks for the kind words and for following me!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Maria, and all the best to you!
Julie
Ha-ha. Don't want to get too close to this one--got my nose plugged just in case!
ReplyDeleteLove my visit to your blog every day for a good chuckle...and fart!
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ReplyDeleteMy, what a bore!
But, they're used to it here.
Here at the Walmart store.
HAH! Good choice! Just spend the wkend with my gr-kids who have no problem with fear of flatulence. None at all.
ReplyDeleteSharon - Better safe than sorry.
ReplyDeleteJen - Glad I could help you let it all out! Thanks Jen!
Al - Thanks for finding another place where I'll feel like I'm among friends. Nice poem Al!
Susan - They're cute enough to be able to get away with anything!
Julie
Hi Julie - excellent poem ... just the kind of thing kids would love to recite again and again, while falling over themselves with laughter ... I wonder if your poem will take off round the world?
ReplyDeletegreat fun .. fun frequent flatulence ... cheers with nose pegged closed! Hilary
I'm sitting here -by myself- snorting with laughter.
ReplyDeleteJulie this is too funny!
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me of the learners at school. When somebody "does the deed" and nobody knows who the culprit is, then suddenly you just see a whole group of kids pull their faces, pinch their noses etc. Then they all turn to see what the teacher's reaction will be. I then proceed (with a straight face, mind you) to explain the importance of taking a mild laxative during the school holidays... the kids try to keep a straight face, but by this time they are giggling non-stop... and I have a private "internal" chuckle...
Writer In Transit
Oh, this made me laugh! I'm so glad I've found your blog! The title sucked me in, since my nest has "overflowed" into neighboring cities and states, as well. This as well as your fish story made a believer out of me! Keep writing; I want to keep reading. You've got a new follower and friend!
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OMG! This was hilarious!!! What a thought, and oh the pool, that was too visual!!! Great post!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant. :)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! What a hoot! I'm popping in from the a-z, and am laughing out loud! I see you're having too much fun with this!
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