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Dentist

leaning uncomfortably backwards

on the dentist chair

mouth gaping, strange

thick latex fingers

poke borrower weapons inside

and contort my lips into shapes

 

would it be easier

if we could excavate all the 

decay in a body

with a drill and replace it

with a shining pearl-cap?

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Mar 25, 2012
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