Chair Of Terror Poem by Gordon D Wilkinson

Chair Of Terror

Rating: 5.0


Smelling antiseptic fumes
Fear rising fast
Imagining bloody gushing spumes
How long will this treatment last?
Excruciating the needles point
Back and forth, they go
Just in the flesh, thankfully no joint
Numbness grows so slow
Spit and wash to clear
Lay back close your eyes so tight
Digging around that poking spear
Much to the technicians delight
Tools gripping
Wrenching, ripping
Wadding packed in tight
“Bite down with some now dear will all your might”
Stopping the red seeping flow
His nurse trills, “It’s over now”
“Goodbye Mr Tooth now you can go”
As the sweat trickles off the brow
“Make another appointment at the desk” I hear in the distance
As I run quickly from their sight
No more for me the dentist’s devilish dance
To go back I will kick and fight

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Naseer Ahmed Nasir 16 June 2009

Its terrible to have a tooth removed. A perfect description of the experience.....10/10.

0 0 Reply
Christine Kerr 12 June 2009

Ooh, I know this pain and fear so so well. Just got a tooth pulled a month ago with a new dentist who doesn't know my sensitivity when it comes to my teeth. Of course I freaked him out when I screamed. Thanks for the memories 10++ for sharing.

0 0 Reply
Taher Al-Shemaly 10 June 2009

Just had my wisdom tooth removed. I believe your poem described it perfectly... specially the moment when you are asked to make another appointment... no way I'm back there!

0 0 Reply
Venetia Lotter 10 June 2009

I absolutely loved this poem. Its describes an appointment to the dentist with perfection!

0 0 Reply
READ THIS POEM IN OTHER LANGUAGES
Close
Error Success