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In the dentist's chair, I prayed for death. tried not to breathe the dentist's breath, the "laughing gas" didn't seem to work, I felt his pliers twist and jerk. I dreamt of a huge catastrophe, an explosion at a refinery, in Texas City many were dead, nightmares rolling through my head. I dreamt I was arguing with a man, my oversoul, as I understand, he said it was time for me to go and I was pleading, no, no. I'm falling apart, my right knee's shot, I keep losing teeth from years of rot, There's a spot on my nose that looks like cancer, and I wonder if death is the final answer. ©copyright2009DanielleWhite

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Date: 12/10/2008 2:31:00 AM
Sounds like a really bad day! Super couplet rhyming and flow... extremely entertaining! Best wishes, Keith
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Date: 12/8/2008 12:46:00 PM
Cute.........and good as always. In His grip....By His grace.....Janice
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Date: 12/4/2008 5:33:00 PM
Sometimes I think dentists get their jollies inflicting pain. When you are two feet in the air, suspended with your face contorted, he asks "Did that hurt?" NOOOOOOOOOOO! God Bless. Vince
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Date: 12/4/2008 1:52:00 AM
Hi Danielle Quite a dream you had in that dentist chair. Yikes, scary stuff. Food for thought for sure.Hope the vision you had was a nightmare and not a preminision. I truly believe our dreams have the ability to get ourselves to ask those hard questions in life. Take care Love Light Truth Patricia
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