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Alexandra Carr-Malcolm, humour, milk tooth, poetry, tooth, tooth fairy, UK poet, writing, Yorkshire poet
I’ve been playing with some ideas for children’s poems and verses. Ironically I finished this one yesterday just before a large chunk of my tooth fell out.
I’m now nervously waiting for the dentist to tell me tomorrow if it can be saved – Oh well on the bright side, the tooth fairy may well be generous?
I’m a little bit worried
to tell you the truth,
last night I discovered
a wobbly tooth.
I wiggled it this way,
and wobbled it that,
it started to hurt,
my gum feels quite fat.
I then ate an apple,
and that did the trick,
out came my tooth,
it didn’t hurt a bit!
The hole felt enormous,
the size of a pea,
I looked in the mirror,
’twas the size of a flea.
Now that it’s out,
it’s not quite so scary,
so it’s under the pillow,
for the bedtime tooth-fairy.
© Wobbly Tooth 05.08.2013
by Alexandra Carr-Malcolm
The Tooth Fairy Tats 2000 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
