The Dentist Poem by David Darbyshire
The Dentist
In the room were I was Waiting
Were a lot of people Hesitating
In there faces was a lot of Despair
To get up and go sit in he Chair
One had a lose Tooth
They were better in his Youth
The other had a sore Gum
From drinking a lot of Rum
Head back, Mouth open Wide
Lets have a look Inside
Well well well, I can Tell
That you brush your teeth Everyday
And that's the way it should Stay
That will be 50 Euros
Smile and have a Nice Day
what a topic for a poem! what courage! but these fellows are one step from that wily one who seeks all souls good luck on your next visit and may it be a merry one giving to you all you desire keep up the good work
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5/4/2024 12:43:05 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Very funny and also a profound statement.Love Duncan