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Bathroom Breaks Couplets
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Bathroom Break
A couplet is a literary device that is made up of two rhyming lines of verse.
These fall in succession, or one after another.
In the midst of lectures, a secret scheme,
The bathroom break: the ultimate dream.
The hand dryer roars like a fierce dragon's breath,
Trying to dry hands but scaring kids to death.
Toilet paper shortage, oh what a twist,
In the school bathroom, a survivalist's tryst.
When nature calls during a boring class,
The bathroom break feels like a hall pass.
Shower curtains waltz in the steamy air,
Bath mat tango, a slip-free affair.
In the bathroom where tiles gleam so bright,
A toilet paper holder, a crucial sight.
If you want to keep your teeth white and clean
Use toothpaste and toothbrush, not shaving cream
Don't confuse the hand towel with the bath mat
Or you'll end up with a soggy and dirty pat
Plunger in the corner, feeling quite vain,
A hero unsung, against the drain
Shampoo and soap are good for your hair and skin
But don't use them to wash your sink or bin
The razor and the shaving foam are for your beard
But don't use them on your head or you'll look weird
The bath tub is where you soak and relax
But don't fill it too much or you'll flood the cracks
The mouth wash and the dental floss are for your oral hygiene
But don't use them as a cocktail or you'll turn green
One preferred over, the other under,
Their TP preference, a source of wonder.
In the restroom, where time stands still,
A sanctuary for bladder goodwill.
But beware the bell, that cruel knell,
Escape too long, and it's detention hell.
The toilet throne, a porcelain delight,
Where students plot their bathroom flight.
But in the stalls, where whispers float,
Gossip spreads faster than you can gloat.

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