Playing With My Food

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ings from my diet.But at the bottom of my bowl I saw what looked like a smile. So I quickly grabbed two more Cheerios And made a happy face Because I’m neither too old Nor too responsible To stop Playing with my food.Thanks for reading! If you’re hungry for more of my poems, check out “The Poetry Cafe.”<div id="e429" class="link-block"> <a href="https://readmedium.com/the-poetry-cafe-7d2ed2595d18">

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A free verse poem

Self-portrait provided by the author

Today Before the Zoom meeting I ate my gluten-free Cheerios With my fat-free Lactaid milk Because I’m a middle-aged woman Watching my cholesterol And eliminating things from my diet.

But at the bottom of my bowl I saw what looked like a smile. So I quickly grabbed two more Cheerios And made a happy face Because I’m neither too old Nor too responsible To stop Playing with my food.

Thanks for reading! If you’re hungry for more of my poems, check out “The Poetry Cafe.”