Love Chocolate Poems | Examples
These Love Chocolate poems are examples of Chocolate poems about Love. These are the best examples of Chocolate Love poems written by international poets.
Red, yellow, brown and green
All colours will be seen
Love this time of year ~ fill your cup
Hot chocolate, hats , scarfs gloves cosy up
Log fires lite in gardens brings dazzled light
As days get shorter ~ blazing sight
Kicking leaves, roasting chestnuts magic in the air
I would not live without warm cookies and cold milk, a lady's love or Rainer Marie Rilke
Written 27th June 2026 for Miranda Hawley contest " Thousand Watt Smile "
Evie you blessed my life everyday I worked
It was a joy and honour to be your support worker
You didn't have sight to see
Non- verbal too but wow, that smile
You lite up every room, love oozed from smiles
Boy ~ did you love chocolate, your delight
Still hear you giggle when I showered you
You'd slap your belly, chocolate, apple pie !
Music every genre, your smiles increased
You'd dance in your chair to the beat
How I loved describing clouds, stars, nature
I knew even though never seen, you understood me.
chocolate, apple pie only 2 words she spoke
Chocolate addict
Dark or milk will quite suffice
Craving of cravings!
Valentine's Day and are you really alone
with a big heart shape box of chocolates
No one to share eat all you dare
of that big heart shape box of chocolates
fruity creams caramel dreams nuts and chews
inside that big heart shape box of chocolates
dark chocolate milk chocolate chocolate chocolates
love that big heart shape box of chocolates
Can it be? eaten all those candies
empty big heart shape box of chocolates
Is it time to make up now? sure she has that
big heart shape box of chocolates.
Hanging last of candy canes.
The tree is looking better than ever.
Christmas carols and hot coco.
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Billet-doux left on my pillow
One red rose with fancy lace ribbon
~ Belgian truffle seals the deal
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
chocolate tonight
vanilla ice cream delight
clock late wait sleep tight
Jack handed Julie a box of chocolates and launched into a plea for forgiveness.
“I’m SO sorry about that other woman ---”
“TWO women!”
“I’ve changed. I love you. I’ll never cheat again.”
“I forgive you, baby. Let’s have some wine with those chocolates.”
“Hmmm---this wine tastes funny.”
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summer's smiling face
her rosebud mouth - enjoying ~
kiss of chocolate
Splashing chocolate kisses on your face
Making love wishes near make out lake
The sky is blue my passion is red
Maroon heart true by it we’re lead
Like a balloon silver spirits float
Thanks to you I have yellow hope
In love like birds we chirp and fly
Mating call heard seen in green eyes
Each day is new emerald exciting
Being with you so denim delighting
Hold my hand as we explore
Life as a dance forever yours
Pineapples are a great fruit.
Love in a cold drink.
Makes carrot cake so special.
Chocolate is fun.
Hawaiian grown fruit.
It's for me,
Loved.
Chocolate is for me,
Color me beautiful.
Can dip fried bacon or,
Crunchy with lots of nuts.
Could live with pineapple,
Causing smiles everywhere.
Candy box is great gift.
Creamy and decadent,
cacao confection.
Cups often enjoyed hot!
Candy for holidays,
celebration of love.
Compounds of magic that -
can cure a broken heart!
It snowed today. I made our hot chocolate just like I always do whenever it snows—rich with chocolate and topped with swirls of whipped cream. I made a cup for you and a cup for me.
I carried them to the bow window, where we always sat, watching the world soften under winter’s hush. The snowflakes danced, drifting and twirling in the wind, just as they always did. Just as we always did—together.
I wrapped my hands around the warmth of my cup, breathing in the familiar scent. Yours sat beside me, untouched, the whipped cream melting into the dark swirl beneath it.
A cup for you and a cup for me.
But you are not there.
And yet, in the hush of falling snow, in the warmth of the cup beside me, in the quiet ache that
fills the space you left behind—somehow, you are.