Poems From the Privy: or Outhouses of the Rich and Famous

A set of poems probably in really crappy taste, Mr. Miller presents a collection of limericks and longer poems about privies he's known and such privies as he imagines historical figures would have used.
For example:

Sherlock Holmes, of the late nineteenth century,
Whose thinking was quick and sequentery,
Said: “The need for the shack
Which is standing out back
Is clearly, dear Watson, alimentary.”