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In a world of dental care, where brushing is an art,
A tale of Philips Sonicare, I’ll impart.
A toothbrush so fine, with bristles that dance,
But when it begins to vibrate, it gives quite a glance.
It starts with a buzz, a hum, a sound,
Waking you up from your slumber, all year round.
In the quiet of the night, or the break of dawn,
Your Philips Sonicare has turned on.
It’s not the time to brush, the light is still low,
Yet, your trusty toothbrush seems to have a mind of its own.
A glitch in the system, or a message to send?
A mystery that leaves you quite confounded, my friend.
But worry not, for there’s no need to fret,
As we explore the reasons, one by one, you’ll get the gist.
It could be the EasyStart feature, a helpful design,
To gradually introduce the vibrations, so gentle and fine.
Or perhaps, the time pacer, a built-in guide,
A reminder to switch sides, a helpful trick, it provides.
If the vibrations change, and the toothbrush feels amiss,
It’s the pressure sensor, your dental ablution’s kiss.
A nudge to lighten the touch, for your gums’ protection,
A gentle reminder, a caring correction.
But if the toothbrush still buzzes, without any reason,
A full battery might be the cause, for a season.
For a Philips Sonicare, it’s not common, but it can occur,
A mind of its own, it seems to have, but it’s not a lurk.
A quick reset, a button press, or a switch of the power,
Will put an end, to this little shower.
A dance of the bristles, a whirl of delight,
Philips Sonicare, a beacon of oral might.
A tale of vibrations, both day and night,
A poem of brushing, a joy, a sight.
So fear not, when your toothbrush decides to buzz,
A quick check, a simple fuss,
Will put it right, and bring you ease,
A poem of Philips Sonicare, to recite and to seize.
It’s coming from the bathroom, where a toothbrush lies
A Sonicare, it seems, with its trademark size
But something’s wrong, for it’s not being used
It’s vibrating on its own, refusing to be mute
At first, we think it’s just a trick of light
Or a malfunction in the wiring out of sight
But the hum grows louder, and the brush comes alive
A ghostly toothbrush, vibrating to defy
The bristles dance and sway, a symphony of tooth
As if a spirit’s hand has found its youth
It’s not just a toothbrush, but a thing of art
A haunted toothbrush, vibrating from the heart
We watch in awe and wonder, as the Sonicare
Pulses and throbs, as if in an ancient prayer
It’s a sight to behold, a spectacle rare
A haunted toothbrush, vibrating without a care
We try to calm it, to still its trembling beat
But it’s beyond our control, an entity complete
It’s a Sonicare, yes, but more than that
A ghostly toothbrush, vibrating on its own, a fact
So we step back, and let it be
A haunted toothbrush, vibrating, for all to see
It’s a mystery, a riddle, a wondrous tale
A Sonicare, yes, but also a haunted toothbrush, we hail.
Note: This poem is not intended to be factual - for product details, prices and availability you should search Amazon.com for "Philips Sonicare Vibrating on Its Own" (affiliate link)