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Toilet


Stranded in an Island
All I want to do is go home
Back in the Highland
Playing in my chrome
 
But for now I have run into some trouble
My butt is starting to bubble
In this island all alone
My tummy is starting to groan
Im afraid I now have to poo
Oh dear If I wait any longer I might turn blue
 
What a struggle where do I go?
I am used to a little bowl
Where I drop my little pieces of coal
Where I play with my phone and sometimes even sew
Now I am outside in the cold
 
Bugs and snakes can see my butt
I have to do it outside just like my mutt
Who knew that a little toilet was worth as much as gold?
Lost in this island one thing is clear
My bottom misses their friend
Lost in this island I am laying here in the sand
Imagining in my head
My toilet back home
Lost in this island as I was thinking
I did not realize my toilet
Became my pants
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Najarro226
<p>Sorry the format came a little weird but here is the scholarship poem in a comical sense of going at the prompt enjoy!</p>

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