The Dieters Poem

The Dieters Poem

There once was a woman feeling blue,

Her clothes felt tight, what could she do?

Each diet she tried, a hopeful new start,

Yet still her weight tore her apart.

She counted the carbs, the fats, and the sweets,

She drank her green juice, in tiny treats.

She walked on the treadmill, she lifted weights,

But the scale just stared back, sealing her fates.

She sighed a deep sigh, a tear in her eye,

"Is this my life now? Just eating and fat, oh why

Then a wise little voice, from somewhere inside,

Said, Love your own body, confidence will guide!

So she looked in the mirror, and what did she see?

A beautiful woman, healthy and free!

She danced and she laughed, she was at ease

The joy in her heart made so many happier days.

The numbers on the scale, they mattered no more,

She focused on health, from her head to her core.

She ate nourishing foods, that made her feel great,

And her happiness blossomed, sealing her fate...

Of a life filled with joy, and love, and good cheer,

And the size of her jeans, no longer a fear!