Short Overeat Poems

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Premium Member Sea Otters

Did ya know sea otters hold hands when they sleep So they won't drift apart, their wedding vows to keep Now that's a stretch Didn't know that I bet This leaves me stunned and makes me overeat
Form: Limerick


Dear Santa, I Want

Dear Santa, I want a guinea pig,
One that can handle his sup.
I'd like one that can overeat,
And doesn't sleep belly up.

And, Dear Santa, our toilet won't flush,
It's really quite a wonder,
So could you bring for my mom,
A brand new toilet plunger?



Written 12/3/17
Contest: Dear Santa, I want...
Hosted by Kevin Shaw
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rediscovering Hope

~~Recovering Hope~~


       Existing in fear is nothing to cheer
       Your death cannot be hidden from
       A sunny day could be your last 
       It comes to one and all
       Some drink till dead
       Some overeat
       Stop the fear
       Let go
       Live
    
               
                   
                  April, 2020
                  11am PST
Form: Nonet

What does it look like

It's always a battle,
Everyday is,
Always a battle,
Between life and death,

I forgot something,
I didn't check before leaving,
I didn't look before going,
Everyday's like this,

I didn't eat,I overeat,
I overslept, I under slept,
I haven't moved, yet I'm so tired,
Always like this, everyday is,


Incase you're asking,
What depression looks like,
It is like this,
Everyday is,

Premium Member Retirement Benefits

Can't get to sleep
    Wake up too late
  Afternoon snooze
    Mealtimes confused

  Yet when I get up early
    All day I'm surly
  Overeat, stuff my face
    I'm in a bad place...  

  What? You're jealous of me
    'Cos I sleep 'til 9:33
  And at breakfast I tarry
    Over waffles with blueberries

  Well then! Life's not so bad after all 
    ~ Didn't realize I was having a ball
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Pickled

Pat loved pickled onions,
She ate them every day,
She had an addiction,
That kept her friends at bay.

Pat ate them in the mornings,
And every single night.
She did not smoke cigarettes,
As she might set herself alight.

Pat did not swallow pills,
Or narcotics of any kind
She was seldom ill
And she possessed a sound mind.

Pat did not overeat,
Or drink wine or beer at all,
Pickled onions were her passion,
Which led to Pat's downfall!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Cardinal Had His Eye On Crow

Cardinal had his eye on the crow
But she said, “not cardinal, not ever, whoa!”
Crow had her eye on Wren who was sweet.
Wren never pigged out, did not overeat.

Cardinal was kind of a hog you see.
Flying down first from every tree.
The second birdseed was put out.
Before other birds could give a shout.

At their wedding Cardinal did not attend.
Pouting about it to the absolute end.
They did not miss him, guests had a blast.
And their nuptials were solid, they did last.
Form: Rhyme

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