I was at a loss for words to describe
the discomfort of my missing wisdom teeth,
so, I turned to prayer.
With a plea of 'just four more to reach thirty-two',
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What an amazing write! I enjoyed the humour to the hilt.I now see wisdom in a new light.It should not be associated with teeth, as teeth are meant for biting.
BUT................I feel somehow robbed. I so LIKE to find things in a poem that I can help to correct! ! ! e.g. typos I don't recall anything I didn't like, except MAYBE that I, Bri, didn't write this one. : (
For some reason, Asim, I was very impressed with your 'job well done'. NOW, take care of what you have been blessed with, and watch those 'sweets'! ! !
I made this a 'favorite' and I sent it 5 stars. So, you may have ONLY two wisdom teeth, BUT you now have five stars. Congratulations on all.
A poem about teeth made me think of picking teeth which led me to my poem(s) , Stop Picking On Me. But they are about something else. Feel free to read it/them. ;) bri
'The difficulty cleaning impacted, partially erupted wisdom teeth increases the risk of developing a painful, inflammatory gum condition called pericoronitis (per-ih-kor-o-NI...'
'Asim, I've just begun to read poem (at your request) and I assume you are speaking as a boy or young man whose 'wisdom teeth' have not yet 'erupted'
Asim, I've just begun to read poem (at your request) and I assume you are speaking as a boy or young man whose 'wisdom teeth' have not yet 'erupted'
Fantastic and realistic with a touch of humor and satire about the concept of common people that wisdom is associated with this
Now I love the humorous pace of this very enjoyable poem, full marks my friend
Such a wonderful piece...... very interesting......thank u... friend....
Great write, I liked the humour and the satire at how people see the wisdom teeth. Interesting piece.
Food for thought. Wisdom is a journey not a destination