The
Dentist
Even with my gums numb
I could fill the drill go in for the kill all thanks to a plaque attack. I've been taken hostage by tartar with no way
to barter and the dentist has a hold on me where I will never be free so it is
useless to cop a plea.
I wish to sob because
my whole mouth throbs. I wish to weep in
my sleep only to awake because I ache and I don't know how much more of this I
can take. This is the cost of not being
willing to floss. Agony is the boss.
She says my teeth need
to be clean in order to maintain good dental hygiene. I think it's because she enjoys being
mean. I think it's what she does just
because torture is her thing with which to make you feel the sting while
secretly in her head she joyfully sings.
It's a play where she
asks if you're okay while knowing you can scarcely squeak to speak or to even
give an odd nod. All you can think is to
pray to god. How is there tooth decay
when the x-ray came out okay? Why is it
that the grim reaper visits and why so many tools to make me drool?
I think she takes me
for a fool. I think it's all about her
being cruel. I think to be meant to be a
derelict experiment to test how much strain under which I can endure pain. She wants to see if I'll cry before I die and
that's why she keeps staring me in the eye.
I think she's rinsing my mouth out with lye.
I feel haggard from all
of the daggers that do not swerve in stabbing every nerve. If there were only anesthesia to give me
amnesia so that I could forget this murder that's gone south deep in my
mouth. I dare to venture to replace my
teeth with dentures. Perhaps then I
could smile for awhile in providing to my torturer disappointment in the next
appointment.
It cannot be amended
what is intended by this dentist. She
wants me dead. She wants my gums to have
bled. She wants me to feel the drill to
where I become ill from having blood no
more because it's all on the floor.
Every three months this she does just because I've been selected to be
resurrected to be nailed to be impaled without the liberty of being able to
yell.
Orrin K. Loftin,
Explorer
Copyright? When the dentist brings a new meaning to oral
cleaning.
June 21st,
2014
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