My Baby Teeth Poem by Puspanjali Sahu
My Baby Teeth
When you came in
my life
I cried
The ache in my gums
made me search ways
to pull you out
and throw away
But when I started losing you
slowly
one by one
Again, I cried
I thought I lost something,
I needed most
Now the holes you left behind
were filled with stronger bones,
and nobody knows
whether having you
has its pros and cons
But sometimes past
of me with you
pierced into my present
and made me realize
You were there
to give me
softest laugh of my life,
memories of which
can make me smile
till I die
As we move on in life, sometimes we think baby teeth were not needed. Why they came in our life. But look into pics of those not so wisely spend days with friends. I am sure, you will smile and happily miss those days
Hope you understand now why you had baby teeth, when you had to lose them.
Your smile will never look that good with strong teeth as those are with your baby teeth
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5/8/2024 2:43:05 PM # 1.0.0.1119
softest laugh of my life - nice line =: -)