Byte size food begets best bedeviled egg head benefits

rew4er2nail

re: visited today April 12th, 2023

 

Way before aye knew

the name Fletcherism applied
family and friends even the bartered bride

would (tongue in cheek) chide

tummy uncommonly (recherché) atypical dyed

ded if the letter “y” one did elide

in the wool feeding

and/or slaking thirst guide

did precepts sans hungry

deaf eating beast impossible to hide

 

(the ferocious growling harassing imp -

armed to the figurative teeth ready to pounce

viz casus belli sans reeling off

a pseudo say id dish us vicious jeremiad

me, this unrepentant conscientious masticator,

who re: lied

on self control unbeknownst
to this pumpkin eater
(me not named Peter)

unwittingly followed

 

the basic tenet of Fletcherism - custom made

modus operandi vis a vis exercising okayed

mandibular metered (when famished),

eyes kept closed while tongue gently played

adhered to practice of eating small amounts,

which discipline stayed

engorging self, and as a result

(consuming sustenance

only when hungry avoiding

(wolfing like an instantaneous blitzkrieg flash)

found me aware visa vis master car ding

marginal increase in pounds meaning

thy body electric weighed

 

approximately for long stretches
to enable safe passage for sturdy brigs

when a habitue at one or another dining digs

stuffed nibbling on hors d'oeuvre figs

adequately satiating with with oomf

when contra dance caller Scott Higgs

announced "hands four," which signal

helped get my mojo back

and reel lee deuce home jigs,

which indeed kickstarted and syncopated,

oft times espying Bobby Riggs

who years gone back whiz Vic Tory huss

e'en when donning apparel of Whigs

like colluding trumpetting molecules

that via tiff Fanny doth zags and zigs.

 

  • Author: rew4er2nail (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 12th, 2023 17:51
  • Category: Humor
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