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They called you a dog Its teeth were yellow Rotting, cigarette and Stink breath, Gnarled skin around The mouth Laugh lines never existing Only frowns fault. Tar and wax and Gunk, how else can I say it- - Your mouth, a treasure. Riotous screaming And bleak moans Of let me go I did, I held loosely Canines with tartar Can you imagine The dentist? He cried when he picked at It rotted black now, Gone beyond just The absence of a Smile forelorn, Two surgeries and Gauze and chunks of gums, you Wired yourself shut. They yelled at you. In the office, in The school yard Laughing, pointing With a hand over your Mouth you didn't Bother to grin Anymore, they did you in. No operations could Save that precious, The innocence, you being A victim.
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Feb 24, 2011
Feb 24, 2011 at 12:49 AM UTC
Molars
They called you a dog Its teeth were yellow Rotting, cigarette and Stink breath, Gnarled skin around The mouth Laugh lines never existing Only frowns fault. Tar and wax and Gunk, how else can I say it- - Your mouth, a treasure. Riotous screaming And bleak moans Of let me go I did, I held loosely Canines with tartar Can you imagine The dentist? He cried when he picked at It rotted black now, Gone beyond just The absence of a Smile forelorn, Two surgeries and Gauze and chunks of gums, you Wired yourself shut. They yelled at you. In the office, in The school yard Laughing, pointing With a hand over your Mouth you didn't Bother to grin Anymore, they did you in. No operations could Save that precious, The innocence, you being A victim.
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Feb 24, 2011
Feb 24, 2011 at 12:49 AM UTC
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