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Bargaining With God


My body is my temple. At least that’s what they tell me. They tell me my life is a ticking time bomb. Lies. I am still fat. Too fat. My head is pounding Like a hammer. Hold my breath. 73. Not good enough. 5 more pounds I promise. My world is blurry now. I reach out. Nothing to grab. Everything goes black. That was the day I bargained with God.
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