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Dad stays on my diet because I'm not allowed junk food I steal it anyway but he says empty calories must be decaffeinated ***** that the fridge is loaded up with more ***** than an episode of Mad Men If I want a god **** soda, I'll have one I swam out a quarter mile into the ocean I ran five miles last week I walk everywhere and kayak and yeah, I'm a little heave 149 lbs something I ain't proud of but you know what? I'm curvy I'm sweet and I'm in better shape than usual better than when I would take myself upstairs and turn my stomach inside out but I'm heavier and I ain't eating sugar for the rest of the summer. Step off. I'm eating donuts.
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Jul 8, 2013
Jul 8, 2013 at 12:45 PM UTC
An Ode to Weight
Dad stays on my diet because I'm not allowed junk food I steal it anyway but he says empty calories must be decaffeinated ***** that the fridge is loaded up with more ***** than an episode of Mad Men If I want a god **** soda, I'll have one I swam out a quarter mile into the ocean I ran five miles last week I walk everywhere and kayak and yeah, I'm a little heave 149 lbs something I ain't proud of but you know what? I'm curvy I'm sweet and I'm in better shape than usual better than when I would take myself upstairs and turn my stomach inside out but I'm heavier and I ain't eating sugar for the rest of the summer. Step off. I'm eating donuts.
christine-eglantine
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Jul 8, 2013
Jul 8, 2013 at 12:45 PM UTC
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