Absence

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oggbashan
oggbashan
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When she said "This might hurt a bit"
Unhappy in the dentist's chair I did sit.

But now, there's no pain. It's so easy.
I hand her my teeth, never feel queasy.

The drill can rasp, screech and grind -
 From three feet away I don't mind.

Broken, my new teeth are in China
I hope not sent by slow boat or liner

I think they were flown by air mail
To be returned quickly, without fail.

I know that false teeth can be a boon.
Please? Can I have them back – soon.

oggbashan
oggbashan
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buttersbuttersover 13 years ago
well reading this...

didn't have me gnashing my teeth :)

a reminder of how we take things for granted till we're deprived of them