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Sitting in the waiting room,
My legs are just like jelly, With butterflies in my belly! Should I stay? Should I wait? Will I need teeth on a plate? Did I clean them, like he said, Every night before I went to bed? Oh the feelings of fear going around my head! Before I could leave, I hear someone say, "Claire, it's your turn, walk this way," Oh dear me, how I dread this day! I walk through the door, He gives me a smile, How I wish I could run a mile! I climb on the chair, and lay quite still, I open my mouth, and feel a chill. This will not hurt, he syas with a grin, As he places the drill, next to my chin. Before I knew it the work was done, But all I wanted was my Mum! My feelings of fear were quite injust, But I still left there in a rush!
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