My body allowed to nurture a baby to life. I was able to
nourish a miracle baby within my womb. My body provided nutrients to
allow an innocent being grow to a healthy little. I had to surrender
my perceived control of what I thought I should eat or drink, I followed
my intuition to eat healthy foods that were filled with nutrients in
order to provide nutrition. My body was a vessel for a miracle to grow
from a small pea to a full grown healthy 8lb 11 oz baby boy.
God, please remind me everyday that this little boy, now 11 years old, that he still needs me. He needs me in a different way and I need to nourish myself like I did back then.
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Friday, August 9, 2013
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Temptations
The fork and knife wait,
I fear.
My brain says, “no”
but my stomach cries out, “yes.”
I am a fish,
soon to be hooked by a piece of tempting bait.
For once, I have tasted
I am trapped and unable to squirm out.
The clumps of fattening particles, still sit on the plate.
with hesitance, I finally
lift the fork to my lips.
My mouth opens, and the tiny pieces
slide down my quivering throat and into the empty pit.
I cringe and anticipate the cleansing ritual.
Down below is now bloated.
What do I do with this big, round bulge?
maybe a dozen tiny, pink pills
or a finger down the throat?
I have sinned; I have fallen into temptation.
I do not deserve to indulge.
By
Monica Ibarra-Robbins
I fear.
My brain says, “no”
but my stomach cries out, “yes.”
I am a fish,
soon to be hooked by a piece of tempting bait.
For once, I have tasted
I am trapped and unable to squirm out.
The clumps of fattening particles, still sit on the plate.
with hesitance, I finally
lift the fork to my lips.
My mouth opens, and the tiny pieces
slide down my quivering throat and into the empty pit.
I cringe and anticipate the cleansing ritual.
Down below is now bloated.
What do I do with this big, round bulge?
maybe a dozen tiny, pink pills
or a finger down the throat?
I have sinned; I have fallen into temptation.
I do not deserve to indulge.
By
Monica Ibarra-Robbins
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