Don't trust a smile.
It's simply a smile.
There's nothing more.
It could easily deceive you.
Don't believe a smile.
A smile may lead you astray.
It can cause you to make lifelong blunders.
Teeth signify nothing.
Teeth are only teeth.
They mean absolutely nothing.
It's only a smile.
Something you, too, could make.
There are regulations behind it.
It may mean, well,
It could contain a deceitful rule.
A smile could be there.
Just to be able to ask from you.
It might be there to trick you.
Simply respect a grin.
There is a lot behind a smile.
Always be careful!
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Gloria Penelope
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