Excessive ingesting of leftovers
Could be of consequence to chew over
Due to battling a midsection spillover
Undeniably, a foodies hangover
Methinks it’s time for a makeover
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Eugenia
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Categories: Poetry, Writing Challenges
Hey Eugenia, Namaste 🙂
There are occasions when I find Christmas itself leaves me feeling like leftovers lol 🙂
Loved the poem…hoped you indulged! 🙂
Best Wishes for the New Year.
Namaste 🙂
DN
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Greetings Dewin, I hope the holidays find you well and thank you for the visit. May you have the best New Year ever!
Cheers!
Eugenia
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Thank you! I trust we shall both have the best New Year ever and receive all that we want, need, deserve and desire most. 🙂
Best wishes, brightest blessings.
Namaste 🙂
DN
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So true Eugenia. Even though we promise ourselves we wont over indulge this year we still do 🙂 don’t we?
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We’re only human. 😃
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Very clever and all too true. Happy New Year!
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Thank you and Happy New Year to you!
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Nice poem!
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Thank you!
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Your poetry is always fun and meaningful
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This is the moment when flavour overcomes reason. Then, one looks at what flavour has left in its wake. Will there emerge a balance, wrought by hard work?
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Yes, those few seconds of satisfying our taste buds may not be worth the time or work it takes to stay physically fit.
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Witty.
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Thank you! 😉
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Great poem. Hits home for sure. Makeovers start January 2 where I live. Thanks for linking.
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Don’t go too far with your makeover, Patricia. I think you are fine the way you are. 😉
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