An Easy Decision
I have got a decision to make,
for every eating mistake,
‘cause now my health is at stake,
if I don’t attempt to take,
measures to become awake -
this means no biscuits or cake.
This decision I make is not light,
but it’s needed to win the fight,
from the start I must get it right;
if to beat my obesity plight.
I must alter my appetite,
and be proud to conquer the blight.
But what happens when I look slight;
my blubber and fat’s taken flight?
My decision must not be contrite.
Do I diet to some dizzy height,
or eat chocolate, bite after bite?
the decision is not even tight -
I’ll have dark, milk and then white.
Copyright © Lindsay Laurie | Year Posted 2018
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