He sweats when he poops,
Not just any old poop,
A poop of glory,
A poop of a lifetime.
The kind of poop, that jacks your heart rate,
The kind of poop, that makes you breathe heavy,
A poop so intense that your bowels moan,
And generate a need to remove your shirt.
The cold, yet intense sweats of this poop,
Cramps in the lower abdomen, sharp and warm,
The sweet relief of tension, when that one big log comes out,
All hot and steamy.
Followed by a stream of liquidy brown,
He wonders how his body even operates,
The unholiness of what exits through,
That holiest of holes, next to the birth stump and boulders.
Pondering the consumption of two nights before,
He sits bare-assed on this porcelain mouth,
Ingesting every bit of solids, liquids and gasses,
That exit from his anal canal.
Clothes tossed onto the floor,
His nipples harden from the unpleasant draft,
Caused by the perspired glands,
That shiver from trauma and nightly air.