Chocolate Box

The night comes near a end
You hear your mom's car pull up in the driveway
As she unloads the car you see a shiny light illuminating 


"What's that?" you think to yourself 
As she sets the brown paper bag on the countertops
you slowly dig in to find the box
"CHOCOLATES!" you exclaim 


You slowly pull the box of chocolates out the bag
hoping she doesn't notice
As you put the creamy milk chocolate in your mouth
A volcano of fresh and decadent strawberry cream erupts in Your mouth
"Yum" you say


As you hear you mother walking down the stairs you scramble 
hoping that she doesn't notice
still savoring the yummy chocolate stuck in between your teeth
Yum chocolate
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