POEMS ABOUT FITNESS, WELL-BEING, GETTING IN SHAPE, WEIGHT LOSS & DIET
In this chapter, humor takes center stage as the challenges of fitness and dieting are approached with a lighthearted twist. These playful poems poke fun at the ups and downs of the weight loss journey, bringing laughter to moments of temptation, struggle, and triumph. With witty lines and relatable scenarios, we are encouraged to laugh at ourselves while staying motivated to reach our goals. Behind the humor, there’s always a gentle reminder to stay kind to oneself along the way.
FIRST I MUST WAIT humorously explores the tendency to put life on hold while waiting to achieve the "perfect" shape. As the verses unfold, a deeper reflection emerges: what is truly being avoided? The poem cleverly pokes fun at the excuses we make, all while hinting at a larger fear of stepping into a new, more fulfilled version of ourselves.
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MY THERAPIST SAID... Psychotherapy takes time and patience, but the hero of this poem lacks both and insists on speeding up the process. In a playful twist, he takes his therapist’s advice to "get to the bottom" quite literally—starting with the fridge. The poem’s lighthearted tone highlights the absurdity of misunderstood guidance, leaving readers amused by his unintended "growth".
LILA, the character you see on the cover of this book, appeared in my mind, bringing lightness and laughter to a heavy, daunting process of trying to get in shape. Her journey, shared in A Thin Book of Fat Poems, transformed my path to health and a better life. If you would like to purchase this book, click HERE. |
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