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Incisor Poems - Poems about Incisor

Incisor Poems - Examples of all types of poems about incisor to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for incisor.

Premium Member Terror Bugs: Part 3 - A Freezer Mice Adventure
...[Continued from ‘Terror Bugs: Part 2 - A Freezer Mice Adventure’] __________ London’s streets resembled an al fresco mausoleum They tracked a trail of body parts which led to a......Read the rest...
Categories: incisor, adventure,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Three Teeth
...three incisor teeth burst through fresh flesh... opaque as pearls, strong as love, precious beautiful baby babbles assertively mesmerized by mishmash sounds that her astounding mouth can make......Read the rest...
Categories: incisor, abuse, addiction, childhood, drug,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Waiting For Santa
...I sat on the edge of the roof, studying the horizon Waiting for the do-gooder, who makes me wretch He will not be ho-ho-ho-ing after I get finished here. I feel something protruding from my left i......Read the rest...
Categories: incisor, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Long In the Tooth Male Doth Recount Reflect Reimagine
...Long in the tooth male doth recount, reflect, reimagine... his woebegone damn dental daze today May 5th, 2021 No particular rhyme nor reason garden variety indentured flunky (me) revisits his ......Read the rest...
Categories: incisor, 2nd grade, absence, age,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Mr Slow Will Dine - Warning a Bit Grimm
...[A parody of Mistletoe and Wine... apologies to Sir Cliff] [‘Chorus’ indented for easy skipping if desired] This night it will bring, a venomous sting His life is long past, his cadaver’s grin......Read the rest...
Categories: incisor, christmas, fear, horror, parody,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Teeth Take To the Streets
...My teeth walked down the stairs today Molar stepped on aluminum and I yelled “hey!” They were rioting to protest the new floss. I rolled my eyes; after all, I am the boss! My mouth tried to s......Read the rest...
Categories: incisor, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Game Show Question
...Canine, incisor, molar to. What are all three? I’m looking at you. One hundred thousand dollars up for grabs Ellen is waiting showing her abs Dogs teeth, teeth dogs, dogs the woman guesses. Man ......Read the rest...
Categories: incisor, life,
Form: Light Verse
Poetry Is Part 1
...Poetry IS the Mother of ALL art. The completion and the part. A private punchline-divine. Be it the fruit or be it the vine. It is The IS, sometimes the Music, sometimes the Muse for us. The us......Read the rest...
Categories: incisor, art, inspiration, inspirational, poems,
Form: Rhyme
The Bridie Price of An Unfortunate Lady
...THE BRIDIE PRICE OF AN UNFORTUNATE LADY Quietly her love fathomed The glittering incisor, A puissant one unravished, An aesthete affirmed. Wide in comb of friend A pilot stood aghast In rapt m......Read the rest...
Categories: incisor, adventure, art, aubade, beauty,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member Two Cowboys
...At 27,123 pounds, Gertrude was at her finest, and friskiest weight. She said to everyone she met, “Hey, I weigh over a ton, isn’t this terrifically great?” The other dragons were jealous, as weight......Read the rest...
Categories: incisor, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Beheld
...Beauty beheld by a devil Would fury and lust incite Taunting him to revel At things lovely and bright And only annoy and dishevel The beast like a collar too tight. Ugliness happened upon,......Read the rest...
Categories: incisor, beauty, perspective,
Form: Quatern
Premium Member - a Meeting With a Ghost - 1973 -
...Several years of my childhood I spent with my aunt and uncle who lived in an old rectory in Northern Norway It was a hard time, much work, little food never time for play or entertainment My aunt ......Read the rest...
Categories: incisor, fantasy, fear, writing,
Form: Prose Poetry
Bard's East Side Recitation
...ya can't recite a sonnet without a union card we got rules here ya know now move along, you're not da bard ya can't be a narrated narrative neither an alliterative comparative voiced onomatopoeia ......Read the rest...
Categories: incisor, imagination, on writing and
Form: I do not know?

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