Granddad's Wayward Teeth


When granddad last came round for tea,
Whilst eating steak and chips,
His false teeth popped right out his mouth,
And gave us all the slip!

We glimpsed them fall down to the floor,
And heard them chatter fast.
Then before we knew what happened,
Through the cat flap they had passed!

As granddad sat, all gums and lips,
Dad sprang up and he gave chase!
But those ivories had moved so quick,
They'd gone without a trace!

Now granddad's got a nice new pair,
That he locks up in a jar.
And his missing gnawing gnashers,
Send him postcards from afar!

When granddad last came round for tea,
Whilst eating steak and chips,
His false teeth popped right out his mouth,
And gave us all the slip!

We glimpsed them fall down to the floor,
And heard them chatter fast.
Then before we knew what happened,
Through the cat flap they had passed!

As granddad sat, all gums and lips,
Dad sprang up and he gave chase!
But those ivories had moved so quick,
They'd gone without a trace!

Now granddad's got a nice new pair,
That he locks up in a jar.
And his missing gnawing gnashers,
Send him postcards from afar!

©2005 Gareth Lancaster

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On 24/04/2007 at 23:47 GMT devon from massachusetts wrote:

"that reminds me of my gramma! once she laughed so hard her teeth fell out!!!LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~DEVON~"

On 20/02/2007 at 02:43 GMT Mebianm from Germany wrote:

"Good site good work. cheers"

On 06/02/2007 at 15:02 GMT SYLVIA from Great Britain wrote:

"I liked the humour in this poem very much. It made me laugh out loud and I have sent it to a friend. "

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