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A tooth! my first! exclaimed the small boy Eyes filled with tears of pure simple joy He ran to his mom clutching it tight and burst in the room squealing with delight. Many questions he asked one after another about the tooth fairy perplexing his mother She listened intently with him on her knee "write them all down for the fairy to see" The boy set to his task with paper and pen and slowly wondered where to begin "Where are you from?" "What do you do with the tooth?" "How do you fly?" Please tell me the truth With the letter all done he placed it under his pillow then slid into bed just like a minnow He fell fast asleep dreaming his dreams and awoke the next morning with a jubilant scream A reply he did find under his head He opened it fast to see what it said "A time long ago there was a boy just like you who saved us from tragedy when humans were new" "Great battles were fought with creatures of all kind and magic was something quite easy to find" "But humans grew old and got very greedy then corrupted themselves into something quite needy" "Power corrupts unless you're quite wise We could all see the signs no more light in their eyes" "They tricked us quite often and hunted us down stealing our magic for their own crowns" Centaurs and Fairies Dragons and Elves Among many others started saving themselves" "We learned how to hide here in plain sight by changing our vibration so as not to fight" "Then a spark in the dark flashed bright and true and we knew in that instance just what to do" "A child was born innocent and pure with him knowing He was our savior" "A secret he hid within his own tooth a secret of magic the heart has in youth" "Magic that courses through children like you who understand love in all of it's hue's" "The teeth we collect and crush into powder to Help us retain our magical power" "For magic is something that comes from within of pureness and love but not evil or sin" "A warning there is and hear it you must If you force a tooth out it will turn to rust" "Powder from teeth forced out before ready corrupt the pure magic making it unsteady" "This kind of magic creates creatures not nice Like goblins and trolls so always think twice" "Now let me be clear about all that I've said Feel with your heart and not with your head" "Face and embrace The beauty of you Believe in the magic and let it accrue"
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Oct 16, 2017
Oct 16, 2017 at 11:37 AM UTC
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A tooth! my first! exclaimed the small boy Eyes filled with tears of pure simple joy He ran to his mom clutching it tight and burst in the room squealing with delight. Many questions he asked one after another about the tooth fairy perplexing his mother She listened intently with him on her knee "write them all down for the fairy to see" The boy set to his task with paper and pen and slowly wondered where to begin "Where are you from?" "What do you do with the tooth?" "How do you fly?" Please tell me the truth With the letter all done he placed it under his pillow then slid into bed just like a minnow He fell fast asleep dreaming his dreams and awoke the next morning with a jubilant scream A reply he did find under his head He opened it fast to see what it said "A time long ago there was a boy just like you who saved us from tragedy when humans were new" "Great battles were fought with creatures of all kind and magic was something quite easy to find" "But humans grew old and got very greedy then corrupted themselves into something quite needy" "Power corrupts unless you're quite wise We could all see the signs no more light in their eyes" "They tricked us quite often and hunted us down stealing our magic for their own crowns" Centaurs and Fairies Dragons and Elves Among many others started saving themselves" "We learned how to hide here in plain sight by changing our vibration so as not to fight" "Then a spark in the dark flashed bright and true and we knew in that instance just what to do" "A child was born innocent and pure with him knowing He was our savior" "A secret he hid within his own tooth a secret of magic the heart has in youth" "Magic that courses through children like you who understand love in all of it's hue's" "The teeth we collect and crush into powder to Help us retain our magical power" "For magic is something that comes from within of pureness and love but not evil or sin" "A warning there is and hear it you must If you force a tooth out it will turn to rust" "Powder from teeth forced out before ready corrupt the pure magic making it unsteady" "This kind of magic creates creatures not nice Like goblins and trolls so always think twice" "Now let me be clear about all that I've said Feel with your heart and not with your head" "Face and embrace The beauty of you Believe in the magic and let it accrue"
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They said they wanted to take the molars of Those fleeing danger that they had escaped By the skin of Then leave the reward of sanctuary beneath their pillow whilst they slept As if they weren't having trouble enough already With where to rest their weary heads They said the rewards were many And wanted to make completely certain They weren’t being too generous Because giving gifts gives rise to greed So they decided to take the teeth And ensure those safety seekers Knew exactly what being bitten means And those who sought for something more? Those bitten by these charitable actions as much by war Their wounds didn't heal And they found sores on weary feet To find they had grown hungry mouths there too The shoes that ate the distance beneath their step Yielding bite marks as footprints and yet They stored safety as a promise In between records and held up blue plaques aloft That said "I was not born here on this date But I belong here" and I've history and a home to make But for all the shiny pennies that they saved up in a jar The princess dentists could still feel each Generous donation, milky beneath their mattress And each asylum seeker kept them up And we clean teethed few, who always knew to brush For three minutes before bed Lucky by grace of birth, seas and a few miles more Looked at these dentists questioning but they shook their head Warned us of the toothache of their seeming sweetness So tell us about dental hygiene how to floss lies from our gums or else wait for all our teeth to fall out Have them taken from beneath our pillows Where we had gracefully saved them like we were told to Constructed into fortresses Utilized the tooth extraction cotton buds as comforting ear plugs and pulled the wool over our eyes Let’s wait until our retirement Till we realise the Toothfairy wants our bones Not just our molars and we pushed away those who only needed The chance of rest and the chance of somewhere new and safe to show us how to smile So brush your teeth tonight And be thankful you will never know that those who turn away from you Will do so, because your breath Still stinks of all the **** you so readily eat.
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Jun 24, 2017
Jun 24, 2017 at 12:37 PM UTC
Toothfairy
They said they wanted to take the molars of Those fleeing danger that they had escaped By the skin of Then leave the reward of sanctuary beneath their pillow whilst they slept As if they weren't having trouble enough already With where to rest their weary heads They said the rewards were many And wanted to make completely certain They weren’t being too generous Because giving gifts gives rise to greed So they decided to take the teeth And ensure those safety seekers Knew exactly what being bitten means And those who sought for something more? Those bitten by these charitable actions as much by war Their wounds didn't heal And they found sores on weary feet To find they had grown hungry mouths there too The shoes that ate the distance beneath their step Yielding bite marks as footprints and yet They stored safety as a promise In between records and held up blue plaques aloft That said "I was not born here on this date But I belong here" and I've history and a home to make But for all the shiny pennies that they saved up in a jar The princess dentists could still feel each Generous donation, milky beneath their mattress And each asylum seeker kept them up And we clean teethed few, who always knew to brush For three minutes before bed Lucky by grace of birth, seas and a few miles more Looked at these dentists questioning but they shook their head Warned us of the toothache of their seeming sweetness So tell us about dental hygiene how to floss lies from our gums or else wait for all our teeth to fall out Have them taken from beneath our pillows Where we had gracefully saved them like we were told to Constructed into fortresses Utilized the tooth extraction cotton buds as comforting ear plugs and pulled the wool over our eyes Let’s wait until our retirement Till we realise the Toothfairy wants our bones Not just our molars and we pushed away those who only needed The chance of rest and the chance of somewhere new and safe to show us how to smile So brush your teeth tonight And be thankful you will never know that those who turn away from you Will do so, because your breath Still stinks of all the **** you so readily eat.
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THE TOOTH FAIRY... The tooth fairy knows When you loose that tooth BUT HOW WILL THE TOOTH FAIRY KNOW? When my granddaughter Lost her tooth It was at Barry Bagels With her other grandma In the bathroom. Dropped it Couldn't find it Grandma panicked Granddaughter panicked HOW WILL THE TOOTH FAIRY KNOW? So home without a tooth Sad granddaughter, sad grandma... BUT Her mommy saved the day... A note under the pillow From the tooth fairy Dear Jenson My tooth fairy friend found your tooth And ask me to deliver your $ reward With a little fairy dust added And everyone was happy. BUT HOW DID THAT TOOTH FAIRY KNOW? Wink wink.... By judy
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Jan 20, 2015
Jan 20, 2015 at 5:54 AM UTC
THE TOOTH FAIRY...