FIGURING IT OUT
I like to have my cake and eat it too.
That makes me sound a spoiled brat,
Quite through and through.
But I’m not really spoiled, just practical.
And firmly I believe if we desire a thing,
Investing all our heart into imagining,
We’ll come up with a plan to make our dreams come true.
Why, my solution’s simple, really – quite the thing:
I’ve learned that if I plan ahead and bake me two,
It’s possible to have my cake and eat it too.
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The Happy Wordcrafter 
I’ve always wondered what was the point of having your cake if you couldn’t eat it – if I can’t eat it, I don’t want to even know it exists…
Love the poem…
Thanks, and I agree that cake has absolutely no value unless you can eat it — with no guilt.
Guilt -that’s the killer š
Lol!!! I love it!! š I really enjoyed this palm. Thank you for sharing. šāØ
I meant to say I really enjoyed this *poem. Sometimes I detest my phone’s obsessive need to autocorrect without first asking my permission. š
Yes, I was sure that’s what you meant. And unfortunately, I think we’ve finally reached that day we used to joke about when our computers are starting to take over.
Thank you. I appreciate your reading and commenting.
I’d say wise rather than spoilt š
Yes, indeed. Thank you very much.
Loved this. I actually sang it to a tune I made up as I went along. It sounded like a song from a musical. Try it yourself. You will see you are a lyricist! š
Thanks for the visit and the encouraging words. I do write songs once in a while, but I hadn’t thought about putting this piece to music. Glad you enjoyed it.