My Closet (A Poem)

My Closet

There a place in my closet where my clothes used to be
The big ones, the small ones, and the ones that fit me.
The big ones, I’m going to give away
To help a brother, who’s in need – Today.

The small ones I’m working to fit in once more
So I don’t have to go shopping, at the Big and Tall Store.
The ones that fit, are okay for me.
I’m down 80 pounds, many people can see.

So back to the gym, I got to do more
There a new suit I want to buy, at the Regular Men’s Store.
More miles on the treadmill and laps in pool.
When I hit my goal weight, it will be very cool.

No pizza or candy or chips or pop
I’m making this happen, I ain’t gonna stop!
So put down that remote, stop watching TV
Come to the gym and walk 2 miles with me.

You pants will be smaller, and you’ll sleep better to
I’m like a Doctor; I got the right prescription for you.
So remember your closet where your clothes used to be
Exercise is a miracle, it will set you free.