Short Extractions Poems
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Extractions are cheaper than fillings
But the dentist went mad with the drillings
So alas and alack
And a bucket of plaque
It cost me two quid; forty shillings!
A
father
of abstract-
the herd followed
him
Inspired by Cows & Calves by Arthur Dove
(the father of American abstraction)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Dove
once lives discovered
inevitable transformations
illegal apostrophe vortex.
whippersnapper extractions,
are whisperings enough?
virtual transitions
all lives interdefined
never ending romances
beyond our now nowness
TAXI!
A good dentist is hard to find
the treatments ok
it's the paying I mind.
The background music
makes me relax,
fillings, extractions
you just have the knack.
I'm glad that I don't need
to come back for a while,
And I'd just like to thank you
for giving back my smile.
Funny thought.... chiwuawa bites a man's boot without said man knowing the dog was even there....dog ends up with doggie dentures....the owner sues said man for cruelty to animals....case denied when his boot was put on display with teeth still embedded in the bite marks....evidence shows that the dog was suffering from gum disease. The judge ruled that the owner of the boot could collect fees for tooth extractions!!
YOUR LOVE.
Your love was not a love
But just an entrapment
Which under urges for
Multiplication of humanity
You involuntary scribed to
Set up for elopements in
Some mundane lores of sanity.
Like a flying nocturne insect
Caught in flowery sickness
On your facial prettiness
The curse of sensuality
Form roundness of your limbs
The daily game of extractions
To enrich your mortal bones
Ease of mind but crude of tones.
He was promiscuous in the sweet;
Missed the hollow of his teeth extractions.
One too many;
Purposeful or not;
Casting lots the demise of his teeth,
rotten or knocked out;
He had solo tooth yet.
He still ate off a corn COB;
His whistles were in stereo;
Because his mouth was hollow;
His esophagus widened as his smile was frightening;
His bite was shot even though he was tOOthless
3/23/26
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2026