Short Regimen Poems

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Premium Member Adonis In the Making

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Form: Limerick


Premium Member Adonis In the Making

Some would describe me as an adonis Now that's going a little over the top-is A gorgeous specimen I stick to my regimen Eating fruits and veggies and yummy grasses © Jack Ellison 2016
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Unheeded

I must remember
While I may become greatly enthused 
By an idea, belief, program, regimen, book, or diet
And though I may contribute these passions where needed 
I must not become disappointed or upset 
When they go unheeded 
For there are many paths to joy in this life

September 23, 2018

One Thousand Dead Businessmen

One thousand dead businessmen
Zombies of emotionless regimen
Sharply dressed
Black suit and tie, freshly pressed
Leather briefcases, to seem professional
This march of skeletons is quite exceptional

DECAY
Burst into dust and wither away
Corruption and greed let them die 
The next thousand corpse march includes you and I
Form: Rhyme

The Secret To Eternal Youth

detach from hang-ups and the hype.
there is no regimen.
the secret is detach.
be happy,
do not follow a diet per se,
just stay away from processed foods,
don't eat fast food or drink soda,
and all carbs and naughty delights consumed are home made....
all things in moderation.
that and a bunny/dog poo mask (one a week is just fine)
and yoga.


Premium Member Exercise Regimen


the first week 
     is absolute hell ...
          "gym rust"
                an enemy  
                     one must doggedly...

battle and 
     conquer;
          challenging, 
               no doubt, 
                    but a fight... 

worth fighting.
     with consistency 
           one starts to see results 
                if... 
                     weight loss is top goal.

          (yalto)
Form: Verse

Winter Writer Ii

Winters' wandering within
wicked waves of worsening weather.
Wildly whipping winds
whistling through windchimes
tinkling tenderly.

Women wrapped in wreaths
of wool or, if rich,
cashmere coated against
the avalanche of chill
around corners marching,
counting with a
pink pedometer
to ensure a regimen
regardless of winters' waft.

Snow softly swirling
through the thermal drafts
not ready to land yet.
Not really stuck ...
yet.
© Sue Mason  Create an image from this poem.

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