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What did I Eat?
by Ed Matlack → (All Poetry by Ed Matlack)
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Is there a category for farts? If so you better read this one from a distance, a very far distance...

What did I Eat…?


 


My goodness, what did I eat?


To produce that fart from hell,


Let me say, yes I will definitely tell,


These farts coming out of me are in no way, swell…


 


I tried to blame Rufuz, but not even he could smell,


This bad, this rancid, like that of a rotting clamshell,


I had only roast beef for lunch, and fries and a shake,


Could it be the milk from the shake was just past the date?


 


Either way, I don’t know what to do,


Till this rising hell, goes thru,


And makes my bathroom smell like, well,


Lets not get into that, right now,


Be happy you’re far away,


Or you would think I died & went to hell,


Maybe getting high will help or quell…couldn’t hurt! J 


                    © ed – 3/9/04


 


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Reviewed by Susan Sparks (Reader)
Reviewed on March 12, 2004
I have two fart poems on my site--"I Like To Smell My Own, Don't You?", and right now I can't remember the name of the other one--I'll tell you later. There SHOULD be a category for fart poems, especially for people with a good sense-of-humor. Farts are part of the reality of life.

Reviewed by Rene Swing (Reader)
Reviewed on March 11, 2004
lollolol......

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on March 10, 2004
O'Flipped......hehehehehe.....I laught so loud the dogs started to bark outside........hahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaa!!

God shit dammit this was fun to read.....I can smell it down here in South Africa........EDDDDDDDDDDD........sissssssA!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by E Detetcheverrie
Reviewed on March 9, 2004
Assuming you live in a multi-roomed house and not a one-roomer like me, then be thankful you have some escape from it! When things get rank around here, our only escape is outdoors! And you don't wanna accidentally cut one in a our tiny, coffin-like shower...eegahd! Write a poem about Bean-O, Ed!


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