Weight Watching Poem by Brooke Rose

Weight Watching



Only 3 servigns a day,
And watch all that pudge melt away.
An exercise plan you must follow,
And a book to tell what you should swallow.
A measuring tape and a scale
To prove your the size of a whale.
A bill as huge as your thighs,
And a check just to bounce off your cries.
A haircut to hide extra grings,
But some surgery to add extra grins.
Get a young man to throw out the telly,
Add a tredmill and machines to lose belly.
Haven't done it, so why read it again?
Hasn't changed since you wrote it in year 10!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jessica Jemima 29 June 2007

good one, brooke. it's great. love your poems 'cause the last line is like the punchline - it hits you like something funny. ok you get the idea. :) .jeSs..

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