Short Obesity Poems

Short Obesity Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Obesity by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Obesity by length and keyword.


Literal Obesity

Word count a burden,
  lines adding weight

Meaning gets crushed,
  —feelings deflate

(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2017)
Form: Rhyme


Fast Food

McDonald's and Burger King fare
Fuel obesity fair and square
Fast food tastes so good
We eat all we could
Truth be told, we really don't care!
Form: Limerick

Cic Roll Model

Did you see our POTUS toddle?
Its called the, "Air Force One Waddle"
But a U. S. Marine
Claims our POTUS is clean
And the Army's top roll model.
Form: Limerick

Obesity

Those candies hiding in your valise
say your diet long since lost its lease.  
So, chew on those Reeses; 
chomp whatever pleases.  
You've got more that I can love obese.
© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Blues

Withering of life bit by bit,
A skinny man tumbles with hunger,
Poverty , a blue !

Burning off obesity bit by bit,
Treadmill to a man's excess,
Richness , a blue !







Written on 13/3/14
cry


Tips To Say

Here's some tips I can say,
If I give you advice this way,
If you keep eating like you are today,
You'll never fit through the door!
You're twice the size you were before!
So I'm not doing beer belly ****!

I Think

I think,
therefore I can’t be
anything
that I want to
only hope is 
to scar this
place
with my
tainted, painted
over
self belief
where life
doesn’t
chance
upon my gaze
where
obesity is
security
and
purity is
within, I think

Premium Member Obese

Oscar chomped chocolate
Oreos and candy
Opera cake and buns
Oxford blue and oysters
Oblivious that his
Obsession with food risks
Obesity for life


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Form: Verse

Them Carbs

Have some more scones with jam and cream,
And a mound of spuds for tea,
Then you'll find your obesity,
With them carbs will be your mortality,
It is your responsibility,
To limit your own gluttony,
There are, indeed, bad calories,
Carboholics eat too much, you see!

Swing

Melancholic happiness
My sadness comes back again until I sense a sense of glee

A Stagnant rollercoaster
My thoughts race until I can't make sense of my inner being

Minuscule obesity
My words get larger until they eat you up

Who can make sense of this manic soul?
Form:

Premium Member In This Day of Widespread Obesity - the Tale of Tom

In this day of widespread obesity
THE TALE OF TOM

no!
but why?
he was kind
and so thoughtful
didn’t strut around
like so many I know
all the little ones loved him
i must say    though    he was so fat
he should have watched himself at mealtimes
just see how he overlaps the platter
Form: Etheree

Premium Member Ten Out of Ten

Many attempts made to alienate the biochemist, 
made a scapegoat by transitory in-urbane comments 
about his obesity, which did not flatter one bit.

But his capricious finding of what made malignant cancer cells 
dissipate and gravitate was so perspicuous and far-reaching,
he had been nominated for a Nobel Prize.

Premium Member Obesity

Obesity has been growing in the past 20 years
But health officials were shocked by a 1999
Study that revealed that 61% of the population 
 Either overweight or obese
Obesity linked to diabetes
Heart disease
 Hypertension
 Osteoarthritis and cancer
The effects of obesity cost Americans $100 billion per year
2012015

How Fat

Practise self-care,
i hear everywhere,
On the ether somewhere,
But I cast a glance,
Obesity is their chance,
I suggest this, no less,
Low fat jelly is the best,
Have you tried to exercise?
Reduce those thunder thighs,
Being fat is not self-care,
Your lard butt is not debonair,
Life coaching us with a grin,
Yes, double chins are IN!

Emptiness

.                              Starvation
                            Strong,     evil
                        Gnawing, bulging, craving
                   Hungry, Voraciousness, greediness, pig
                          Stuffing, gorging, Devouring
                              Bolemia, glutton
                                   Obesity
Form: Diamante

Sir Cumference of Camelot

Sir Cumference of Camelot
Could eclipse the sun in the sky
With the bulk of his obesity
Though he didn’t know why
His physician warned him that
Left unchecked he would die
But he had a hearty appetite
And that was the reason why
Sir Cumference of Camelot
Could eclipse the sun in the sky
And the immensity of his girth
Was caused, by too much pi
Form:

Premium Member Wunder-Mutt and I

My obese dog, Wunder-Mutt, 
was hungry.
I gave "fatty" some sausage pizza.
"Good boy" I jovially said.
"We shall both diet tomorrow."
He wagged his tail, to agree.

Then...Darn it!
I fell and hit my fat head.
Concerned, he licked left-over 
mozzarella off my double chins.
Ah, obesity~the joy that never ends!



         June 23, 2020
           5pm PST


      Poem #  1306

Premium Member Staying Alive Iii

STAYING ALIVE III

reluctant to sleep
your days going by so fast
obituaries?
many friends have seen their last
oh    god    those mortuaries!

must watch one’s diet
if it tastes good    don’t try it
bland to the taste
sweet things are seldom healthy
 each day you measure your waist

obesity fear
daily on television
“our very worst year”
diet a hard decision
choice    to live a few more years
Form: Tanka

State of Upside Down

State of upside down
In upside down
No morality code
Principally no dignity
No mercy
Only profit making
In all boom
In greedy some is taken-
In taking all
And left
In scarcity
Almost all
Entirely dying
Obesity a killer for some
Definitely for mass of others
Empty bowl
Privileges of upside down state
We all
Die no doubt
But who in selfishness
Of suicidal act
The loser of all
Form:

Greed

Greed

By Nathan Hannen

Remember a forgotten thought, Or forget an inspirational idea, And yes, Such is life

Take more than could ever be produced in this greed ridden place, You have the 
equation of normality

People are tools to the workmanship of an appreciation of unrelenting self gain

An obesity of the values we have cannot hurt true, Only greed can repay what we 
have lost

The End.
Form:

Premium Member Opportunity

Oatmeal I shall dine-on
Omelets are fine too
Obesity I shun
Occasion coming up
Orange chiffon dress and
Opal earrings I'd wear
Outlook for a new beau


4/6/2021

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Sponsored by: Kim Merryman

A Pleiades is a 7 line poem with each line containing 6 syllables. 
It has a one word title and for this contest must start with letter O.  
Each line must start with an O also.
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Childhood Obesity

Mom would say to sit and eat veggie and fruits while going out Dad would say talk not at all with the mouth full-daily tortures The child hood excessive fatness was not part of daily cant.
+++++++ *Was meant for Sijo strings contest but did not enter as it was off the theme of the contest* June 3, 2014 Form Sijo Dr. Ram Mehta Contest No.7 by Linda
Form: Sijo

Chocolate-Coated Memories

Chocolate-coated memories of my morning meal fill my bowl to the top. I could get not get enough of the sweetest children's breakfast cereal. I was more than crazy for my delicious "puffs". My mother will confirm my cocoa obsession. I dug in only after the milk turned chocolaty. Yes, two boxes were always in my possession. How ever did I escape childhood obesity? for A Pleasant Childhood Memory Contest (Sara Kendrick)
Form: Quatrain

Health and Sanitation From the Top

Sanitation and Health

The Sanitation Department merely manages our waste
It will not teach us to reduce the output (advising, “Eat less!”)
The Health system manages our obesity & diseases;
It will not teach us to prevent diseases, prevent obesity -
(unless it can start another symptoms-managing scheme)
So there is a similarity with health and waste (O crap!)
They are managed by experts, who won’t cure our maladies!
©Deo, 20200108th
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Didactic

357 My Abomination to Archdemon Beelzebub

357.

My Abomination to Archdemon Beelzebub



Oh Archdemon Beelzebub, accept my abomination!

You who are called as “Chief of Gluttony”

I do not want too much stuff bloating my body!

You crave for foods more than the size of your belly

I do not need to look like a ball so puffy!

You fill yourself so your stomach will not be empty

I vomit such immoderation that leads to obesity!



-03/13/2015

(Dumarao)

*My Demons Collection
Form: Rhyme

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