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My smile


Some say a smile is worth a thousand words, my smile apparently is worth a thousand compliments.

I wasn't born this way like Lady Gaga, or even my mom.

This beautiful smile of mine cost my parents a pretty penny, but it was worth it.

I've been told my smile lights up a room

and whevenever I laugh no one can feel gloom.

Mr. Cooper, the teacher of the year

compliments my teeth and I smile from ear to ear.

I'm so happy my pretty teeth are a part of me now.

This was a pretty great poem so I'll go ahead and take a bow.

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