The Chocolate Twist
A bakery on each corner
I remember in my youth
As Cinnamon floats on air
En route to my sweet tooth
The double dip of honey
On a ring of dough and glaze
Could summon my direction
Through a concrete city maze
Glass displayed the treasure
Of powdered edible jewels
Flavors beyond measure
Consumed my walks to school
One thing I’ll remember
As long as I exist
The sweet, braided confection
Of my favorite, the Chocolate Twist
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