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Best Incisors Poems


Incisors
For the Beauty Pageant 
Her selling front teeth,
Whose absence is a myth 

For a smile with intent,
Yoga is the breath 
While you bare their breadth

Their extraction kills the sweet 
In indulgent kiss,
Keeping them white a feat
To one who wouldn’t a tooth miss.
 
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Categories: incisors, analogy, beautiful, desire, evil,
Form: Rhyme
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The portcullis skulked up and down, with incisors twice.
Welcomed in victory; treachery was his victor. He’d sink low.
Rose petals bow under carriage wheels of friend, now foe.
To kiss the crown, the betrothal princess, he paid the price.

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Categories: incisors, betrayal,
Form: Verse

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