Chocolate

A dark, round perception of a food
Get into your mouth – quickly;
Please eat it, don’t be rude
I know you’re in trouble, because it is pricey

You are the vein and muscle of my arm
But how about some healin’ like a chocolate;
Don’t be scared of the harm
Anyway, it’s not a big bockelet

Some tea and bread for an instance
Get it in your mind for the future
I know this sounds something madness
But I just want you to know that we are mutual

An eye for an eye will only make the world blind
The blindness we can’t even know
Take as many as you want, never mind
At the kitchen, there’s plenty more

For the sake of going out to the outside world
I travel far; picked up a red charming locket;
Just to make sure you don’t make a rebel
I had leave you some toothsome chocolate
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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