The Pill Poem by Paul Warren

The Pill



It was the pill the doctor had said so
To take it near the toilet and away you'll go
So I sat with pill inmy hand
With a glass of water at my ready command

So I took it and there was a gurgling sound
As I ran a away to the toilet bound
And I sat on the throne for 20 minutes flat
Whilst playing Annie Laurie on the organ so loudly at that

There was some painting around the WC
That took a while to clean well you see
So I rang the doctor who inquired from me
Had his mother's Austrian recipe worked so beautifully.

© Paul Warren Poetry

Thursday, August 13, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: sickness
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Paul Warren

Paul Warren

ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
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