Milk Chocolate Poems | Examples
These Milk Chocolate poems are examples of Chocolate poems about Milk. These are the best examples of Chocolate Milk poems written by international poets.
Caramels coated in chocolate a candy must
taste buds so happy they flavor bust
the sweetness and chewy and chocolate too
whoever thought of it knew exactly what to do
I like Rolos in foil of gold
the caramel soft the chocolate bold
together a team that wins the candy race
try one than end up stuffing your face
Milk Dudes an old standard but chew is long
the caramel pulls out your fillings as chew on and on
the flavor is great is your mouth but to burst
handful of Milk Dudes chewing let them do their worst
Junior Caramels little balls of chocolate covered caramels
so soft and tender the chew is unreal
great is the flavor it is hard to beat
like em all you can't stop eating eat eat eat.
I would not live without warm cookies and cold milk, a lady's love or Rainer Marie Rilke
Chocolate addict
Dark or milk will quite suffice
Craving of cravings!
Classic, the recipe for French pastry
Heavenly to the palate and tasty
Open middle with a filling so creamy
Custard that's called crème patisserie
Observe the delicacy of this treat
Longing to have just one lil' bite to eat
At this moment, I feel myself itching
To bake a dozen eclairs, perhaps more
Exposing the layers that I adore.
Extra delicious, the ganache topping...
Chocolate glaze I'd eat without stopping.
Last bite taken, savored it to the end
Accompanied with milk or coffee blend
If you've never tried one you really should
Rest assured you will find them very good
Sweet morsel is the eclair confection.
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.
Chunks of dark chocolate
Crushed into a large mug,
Covered in silky milk,
Cooked until subtly warm
Caresses my parched throat,
Comforts my snow-cold hands –
Christmas cheer on my tongue!
Give me garments spun from silk
and the chocolate of milk.
Render me robes of finest fleece
and the golden eggs of geese.
strawberry milk moon
dipped in dark chocolate sky
shooting star flies by
White Chocolate
Ivory chocolates
Milk duds
Cocoa beans
So divine
Sweet recipe
I’m your white chocolate
I’m scrumptious
Absolutely delicious
White vanilla
Especially delightful
Your taste buds are dancing
Red wine is swirling
A pleasant evening
Romantic by the fireplace
Have it no other way
You're so fine, will you be mine?
All save all of your smiles
White chocolate and wine
A luscious taste on the tongue
Melts in an instant
Hazel nuts or almond, milk
Or sweet caramel,
Chocolatier's
Creative
Art ~
Candle-lit cravings ooze,
caramelized almonds,
creamy layers of love~
carving midnight spoons in
crisp cadence, coated with
cocoa milk; velvety
clusters of sweet essence.
Triangle of Swissness
On a rage for softness
Bern of mythical sweetness
Legend of the wilderness
Echoes of milk and honey
Remnants of caramel chimney
One Matterhorn mountain peak
Nougats of Iron tweak
End of logo, rise in solo
They brought me home in a plastic bag
The whiteness of it nearly made me gag.
I was optimistic when they took me out.
But then a woman began to shout.
Why would you bring me this kind of junk?
I got re-bagged and thrown in a trunk.
Trunk got hot and I melted so badly.
This is no way to treat milk chocolate candy!
Swap... and Shop!
"Stop", I say,
it is today,
the best place,
to spend time,
especially so,
if you only have
a dime.
This and that,
some of those,
and two toes.
A quilt,
a basket,
and a candle shoe.
Tools, and oddities,
to entertain,
just a few.
A milk man's bucket,
a lawyers book,
everything you might
think of, come...
and have a look!
Colors of the rainbow,
fruits...and vegetables too.
Open market,
smell the moo!
People from all over,
to share the air-e,
of money made and earned.
of good deals,
and even a few steals.
Bring a smile,
stay awhile,
always welcome here,
having too much fun,
is all you need to fear.
A. Foster aka Ann Foster
BooksbyAFoster.com
I poured myself a little glass
Of chocolate milk, took a pass
Finished making my small meal
Another small sip did steal
Then asked, "If I should be so brass
Is that small glass only half
Empty, or half-full?" as I did laugh
My inner being said
Half-full sleepy head
So poured a glass on my behalf