Christmas Wish: No Holiday Hangover.

WriteBeLight

It is that time of year again,

That centers around sweets.

And, those great specialty drinks,

Yeah! Rich, decadent eats.

 

Everyone looks so forward,

To the fourth of the seasons.

They’ll give themselves permission.

With their diet, they will reason.

 

For me I will try,

Really hard to not give in.

They’ll offer me some goodies,

“No thanks,” I’ll say and grin.

 

I know that they only,

Want to mean well.

I’d accept upon their offer,

If guaranteed, I won’t swell.

 

Oh, that I could try,

Sweets many times over.

Wake up in the morning,

Without the slightest hangover.

 

So, Santa if you’re listening,

The gift I wish to get.

Eat and drink everything,

And, my clothes would still fit.

 

Maybe this gift Sir Elf,

Oh, Santa Clause, I beg,

People look at me and say,

“You’ve got a hollow leg.”

  • Author: WriteBeLight (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 19th, 2016 06:09
  • Category: Humor
  • Views: 33
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Comments3

  • Christina8

    Very nice rhyming poem! It's sad that I just lost weight before the holidays--I hope I didn't put on more than a few! Seems like a lot of people gift home baked goodies to lighten their budget. So tempting!

    • WriteBeLight

      I agree! I love pasta and bread. And, I love those nougat's that come from Italy and are separately wrapped in decorative foil. Going to get some of those! But, I will keep my exercise routine to be in shape for winter sports. Thanks for the comment, Christina!

    • Tony36

      Awesome write

      • WriteBeLight

        Thanks so much Tony!

        • Tony36

          Welcome

        • P.H.Rose

          Ha ha WBL
          This poem
          Is sooooo
          True and
          unfortunately
          I'm with you....
          Very very
          Good....
          bloody temptation.....

          • WriteBeLight

            Thanks! We are just a few days away and I can really feel the Christmas spirit. (I pinch my wrist and can see just how much! HAHA)



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