Short Novocain Poems
Short Novocain Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Novocain by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Novocain by length and keyword.
Obtain When You Refrain
A much better appearance will obtain,
Saying things full of nonsense refrain;
Your noise deaden,
And peace heading,
Or do need Novocain to deaden the pain.
Jim Horn
Blade of a fan
Or a knife
Took some getting used to.
Pain of it all
Factual or perceived
Pain is pain
Love is love
Not one in the same
If they were
It would not feel this way.
Novocain that wound
Stifle that feel
Reinforce that steel
Light
Will eternally
Penetrate
Even if it is amongst the fake.
Knives and guns,
Are loads of fun,
Not as fun as jail,
Something you can’t get out on bail,
Give me Novocain,
Before I go insane.
Knives and guns,
Are loads of fun,
But have a stain,
That never go away,
Blood and pain, is the name,
Name of the game,
A game that comes,
To a sudden stop,
A stop that’s never a prop.
Form:
your great-grandmother’s toothache was easily fixed
with lovely cocaine tooth drops, which now are probably nixed.
a predecessor to Novocain, a practice back in the day
many children had to have it, it took pain away
Marvelously fast-acting cocaine tooth drops cost a whole fifteen cents
You could get them over the counter sold by druggist McVents
It might sound odd now, but it was a common practice in 1818.
And your gums felt great afterwards, truly tingly and clean.