Best Incisors Poems
IncisorsFor 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,
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Rhyme
IncisorsThe 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.
To kiss the crown, the betrothal princess, he paid...
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Categories:
incisors, betrayal,
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Verse