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Staring at your teeth While you talk I see the white peak from yellowed roots The brownish blank that holds no tooth The brown-to-pink gradient of your overhanging lip The gap in the front through which your tongue's tip might fit I see the smile-stained corners flicked by foam The lecture-licked lining of your rows of brittle bones The wide and squinted opening that emits your sunny breath And the erratic, untrained movements of one who is native to French
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Aug 21, 2010
Aug 21, 2010 at 11:10 AM UTC
Staring at your teeth while you talk
Staring at your teeth While you talk I see the white peak from yellowed roots The brownish blank that holds no tooth The brown-to-pink gradient of your overhanging lip The gap in the front through which your tongue's tip might fit I see the smile-stained corners flicked by foam The lecture-licked lining of your rows of brittle bones The wide and squinted opening that emits your sunny breath And the erratic, untrained movements of one who is native to French
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Aug 21, 2010
Aug 21, 2010 at 11:10 AM UTC
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