Big as a Barge
A BMI of forty-eight
Admit it now, that's too much weight,
To carry around on your skeletal frame
Regardless if you're a guy or a dame.
It's really such a case of denial
A thousand excuses in your personal file,
Categorically, ignoring the fact
You are obese, don't call it an act.
It's bad for your family
When you're as big as a barge,
If your kids eat like you
They too, will get large,
Adult-onset Diabetes?
There's a childhood rendition,
Thanks Mom and Dad
For promoting this condition.
Your sleep is disturbed
Because you snore all night long,
Fat throat, heavy tongue
Makes the apnea song,
Like a snorting Bull Moose
With his mating call of Spring,
A slew of comorbidities
Is the song you will sing.
Insulin resistance
And Atrial Fib,
Yeast infection colonies
Where you once had a rib,
At the seventeenth fat roll
Down south near your gut,
And you can't even speculate
What happened to your butt.
From the front, you're a bulldozer
From the back, a Mack Truck,
At a distance you're a blimp
And in the doorway you're stuck,
But once you were a baby
No more than 12 pounds,
Now you're three times my size
Which is out way of bounds.
So, today we shocked your heart
From A. Fib to Sinus,
But I guarantee it won't stick
Until your weight becomes a minus,
And your cardiomyopathy
Will only worsen, unless you change,
Curtail your gluttonous eating
Or drop dead on the driving range.
Fibril_late;
7/10/13
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