The Sensitive Inanimates Poem by Joshua Adeyemi

The Sensitive Inanimates



The toilet's ought to emanate
Heart murdering, nose-ache
Odour. But it becomes absurd,
When the cutlass is sharper than the sword.

Set of people would visit the rest room-
Here we call it toilet (the pee* room) .
When some comes out of it,
Another would lively go in and out to re-use it.

But when a man of odd clan-
Whose worms wrought inverse plan:
Whose faeces smells like baked chemical,
Tend to visit the toilet on his knicker-

Familiar with the usual catastrophy-
The inn door to the toilet tend funny:

The pressed man would with might push,
But the door (for to avert the odour) , to open would refuse.
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Commentary:
This is an humour that tends to explain how inanimate objects may be sensitive to what human does: A door of the toilet would not open because it knows that the man coming to use the toilet bears offensive and brutal odour. Hahaha

Monday, April 2, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: humour
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