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A Day in the life of a Toilet Brush

Author: Karim Arnous (1st Prize) Age guide: none

Foley's Grammar & Junior School

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I am a white toilet brush.

Especially for the idiots who forget to flush

I scrap from the toilet bowl the waste

I can not bear the terrible taste

I sit there for hours with nothing to do

Until a member of the family needs to loo

And with one move, of terrible aim

The mess begins, so untame!

And I get picked up and put in the ring,

(Not the one you use for "bling")

It's horrible, disgusting and mostly gross,

Afterwards I'm wet, dirty and morose.

My colour changes pure white to brown

On my face holds an upsetting frown.

I think of how nice it would be

If I didn't have to watch people pee.

But I am who I am at the end of the day

And my friend, the toilet, I can not betray.

For his job is just as bad as mine

Neither of them are at all fine!

Today's shift is over and done

Unfortunately I have to wait for another one!

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