Oh golly I am off my trolly With all this weight It takes heaps out of me and I can hardly leap to and fro I have to climb mountains But my feet will not carry me. So I guess I will just have to dilly dally all day long My these food cravings are out of control Greg's the bakers they are certainly takers, all that fat don't they even care Only one thing for it. Its back to weight watchers again. Try if I must But I definitely need to try much harder What for might I ask. My health if I want to live Into my ripe old age. Pardon Me Stop giving me Your excuses Okay You are excused this time. But I must get right back on track. Before I look like a sack.....
I like this poem. I think it could be a wonderful humerus argument between your (our) two selves (one that wants to be size 2 and the other that just wants the Reese's). I once read the following :Men think women want to meet the right person and live happily ever after...pssshhh! Women really want to eat as much as they want and not get fat! Really enjoyed your poem and could relate very well.
This is funny. But I know being overweight is o laughing matter. I wrote a story called "Weighty Matters", which I haven't posted yet, and it isn't funny.
Hello my name is Rosalind and I first started writing poetry in April of 2011. I am a born again Christian and have a wonderful relationship
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