Short Weight Loss Poems

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


Premium Member Weight Loss Miracle

Best way to stop being a large dork
       Put that utensil down, named your fork!

                   
                    5/16/2021
Form: Epigram


Slimming

Shadorma (slimming) 

Low fat cheese
Tastes like rubber soles
For weight loss
I eat it
Abusing my true taste buds
 And I am still fat
Form: Shadorma

Premium Member Could Eat a Horse

Since beginning my weight loss routine My joy for eating's increased by umpteen Could eat a horse But refrain of course Trust me, I'm like a damn eating machine
Form: Limerick

Dancing Kate

A graceful young lady named Kate would shimmy and leap and gyrate. Her copious whirling, maniacal twirling caused Kate to shed half of her weight.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Minor Glitch

Hit a plateau in my weight loss endeavor Must stay focused, easy to give it up forever My goal is in sight Takes all my might To ignore this minor glitch in the weather
Form: Limerick


Premium Member More Than Eating Less

Weight loss is about more than eating less
It's about how you handle daily stress
  Do you pause stress with food
  You really never should
For if you do, more flesh you will soon press
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Resolutions

Read last year's diary
Ridiculous targets.
Regime for dieting
Recipes for weight loss
Resounding disaster 
Reach for more chocolate!
Rip up aims for next year
Realise they're futile!
Form: Pleiades

Minuscule Plate

If your aim is to lose extra weight and escape from what seems like your fate, take this piece of advice (the advice is concise): put your food on a minuscule plate.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member He Noticed

Saw a friend yesterday, hadn't seen for a year Marveled at my weight loss, grinned from ear to ear What was my secret he wanted to know Told him I eat less, it's easier as you go Proud that he noticed, so worth it that's clear
Form: Limerick

Positivity Pays

Look a little younger every day
Aim to keep your heart strong in this way  
Undo the effects of punishing stress 
Guarantee a weight loss, more or less  
Help yourself to nights of restful sleep  
Take in more oxygen, breathe it in deep
Ever wanted happiness just like mine   
Read the first letter of every line
Form: Acrostic

Inner Critic

Within without inside out screaming
The pain is unbearable you beasty twit
If you would just lose a leg or an arm

Crippled down bunched up dreaming
Your back is like a rack of ribs on a spit
Shut off this awful belly juggling alarm

Turn up turn out cantankerous filled brain
Take a damn load off before you faint
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Weight Loss 101

Around my hips, too much weight
    In place of a stomach, I've a spare tire
  My face is pudgy, slightly bloated
    Dark forces against me conspire ... 

  But I've reversed course, I'm shedding pounds
    Part of me's now in the Lost & Found
  Though I'm not quite ready to celebrate
    when I still tip the scales at 288!
Form: Rhyme

Slimming Diet--Footles

TAKING OFF THE FAT

--At 185 Pounds--
Weight loss
Exhausts


--Nutritionist's Guide--
Fastfood
No good


--Doctor's Advice--
Workout
No doubt


--Monk's Prescription--
Yoga 
Goodah


--Support Group's Slogan--
Let's quit
Do it


--My Choice--
Did try
Goodbye



Contest: March Of The Footle 
Dated  Mar 7 2016
Form: Footle

Premium Member Before and After

Before and after 
May show a positive difference
Like a weight loss program
That deceives and soothes people's eyes
But never time and aging
Time comes and goes
Aging lingers and deteriorates
And both of them leave or linger
Without any concrete reasons 
And of course
Without your permission 
And of course 
Without the control of man

Premium Member santas weight loss

Santa’s weight loss was ridiculous at best
He was always exercising and taking a weight test
He got so skinny, no one recognized him
Mrs. Claus ran away with someone not so slim.

Santa could not stop, once his weight was down.
“Want a cookie?” brought an evil frown.
He got grouchy and mean, and his blood got thin.
His weight loss was definitely not a win.
Form: Rhyme

Failing

Let me spin a yarn, reality,
Failing the weight loss industry
No binge eating any more,
Comfort food had left the store,
NO COOKIES!, so hard,
Lettuce leaves by the yard,
Must stop pretending, I say,
Hobbit's second breakfasts, okay.
Time to accept, destress, funny,
Now home for raisin toast and tea,
Hot and sweet, fat like me,
Yes, failed weight loss totally!
Form: Rhyme

Just Don'T Be a Witch

here I am 
i'm pissed again

let others control my emotions
once more

damnit

be the bigger person
but i just joined a weight loss program

be the grown up, girlfriend
just another test

oh ya thanks
thanks a bunch 
for another test

hug a tree
bite your tongue
zip your lip
spill your milk
just don't be a witch
for the lack of a more suitable word

Shopping

you've got religion on your breath
and existentialism hanging in your closet
politically correct
cannabis vapor
give me purple diesel
or give me death star
some mental exercises
for longer life
and longer eyelashes
taste another green world
vegan parmesan cheese
saved by zen medicine
and rapid weight loss
philosophy isn't books, honey
it's a skin care offer

Premium Member Weighting For the Dough

Thirty pounds in sixty days
That how much less Jeffrey weighs
Burning all those calories
Should have slowed the global freeze
Missy’s joined the weight loss scene
She is looking fit and lean
We can press, continue on
All the cheesecake bites are gone
Shadows of our former selves
Someone slap those Keebler elves
Got another ten to go
Someone hide the cookie dough
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Cinquain

Sickle Cell Bulimia

I was in a hurry
To weight only forty
Had no time for a drawn
out diet
So decided I would try it
Bought a sickle
Carved off my flesh
It didn't tickle,
But the blood was fresh

Got on the scale,
With my dying breath
Couldn't read the weight
Too much blood
And it was now too late

I probably weighted but twenty
A skeleton was I
Exceeded my desired weight loss
But for this I had to die.
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Burlesque

Flippant Bio

Snuggle
Cuddly, sneezy, sleepy, tiring
Daughter of the seventies
Lover of chocolate, coca cola, and cheddar cheese
Who feels old, tired and useless
Who fears grey hair, wrinkles and flab
Who would like to see(but not likely in this life...)weight loss, peace and love, and regularity
Resident of Coolsville-USA
Bunny




I hope this made you all smile^u^
                                         U
Form: Bio

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

Hunger Warning

Hunger Warning 

Family and friends are first to go
Then the teeth and hair
Weight loss due to hunger
Is guaranteed
Begging for food is against the law
In most communities
Hunger is not a crime but should be
I’m looking for my other shoe
Something delectable to chew on
If you have it bring it back
I licked it in the morning
Who knows what you might contract
From someone as low as me
Return it please and let me starve in peace

Shape

Glanced in the mirror 
Didn't like what I saw
All of that junk food I bought
Packing on the pounds
Now I just look round
Gotta start eating right
Gotta start running every night
I'm so out of shape
Gotta do what it takes
Double chin on my face
Can anyone relate
Ice cream and cookies
Rolls and muffin top
I'll never get any nookie
I did this to myself
I now realize I need help
Gotta get up off my ass
And join a weight loss class
Form: Shape

The New Diet

The New Diet

I've put myself on this new diet,
Trying to drop a dress size or two,
Believe me it's a taste sensation,
I'm loving it and think you will too.

So here is my secret to weight loss,
Success guaranteed to please,
The day I discovered sweet Karma,
Beetroot salad and Greek Feta Cheese.

My body feels free, newly awakened,
Skin tones, complexion much better,
Helped by one simple life choice,
A diet of Beetroot and Greek Feta.
© Kevin Shaw  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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