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Lost a Teeth

''Yet Life Goes on, in Its Own Way''

By AbbasPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Lost a Teeth
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A tooth fell away, a part of me gone,

Like a leaf in autumn, at the break of dawn.

It left behind an empty space,

A silent reminder of time's slow pace.

Where it once stood, strong and bright,

Now there's a gap, a shadowed light.

The smile is altered, incomplete,

A missing piece that time will meet.

Memories linger of days before,

When every bite was something more.

But now I tread with cautious care,

Yet life goes on, in its own way,

To cherish what’s lost, and what’s earned.

childrens poetry

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Abbas

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