Rhyme Chocolate Poems | Examples
These Rhyme Chocolate poems are examples of Chocolate poems about Rhyme. These are the best examples of Chocolate Rhyme 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
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’m chocolate kisses in mid air
Lillies get stuck in my licorice hair
Not a beauty by American standards
But I intrigue courters and enchanters
I like to fancy myself a purple poet
Though my muse is often stoic
He dangles ideas above my head
Just out of reach making me beg
For one hint at greatness in a night
A song a poem the world’s delight
But I’m stuck in maroon mediocrity
Sailing to blue moon from black sea
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.
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Chocolates stacked in crimson rows,
each truffle wrapped in satin bows.
But one sat lonely—why, who knows?
Savor for later!
Florist sighed, her roses wept,
petals curled where lovers stepped.
One bloom remained—its vigil kept.
A non-vacator!
In the beginning, there were eight,
but one of them wasn't feeling great.
When he went to heaven,
there were only seven.
Another mysteriously departed from the mix,
as the count decreased to six.
Alas, one more was no longer alive.
The tally was reduced to five.
Was there some kind of predator?
The total was now at four.
When I next checked in to see,
I saw only three.
We share a house, me and you.
Now there are but two.
What's your alibi? You have none.
Now, there's only one.
So, I'll eat the last chocolate but,
I hope you left one with a nut.
It’s 224 am on writer’s block shore
An ocean in motion muse still bored
Ceiling fan tan has blown ideas away
Ideas not clear as random on white page
Look at the contests on poetry soup
Try to write for them but that sucks too
Why am I awake if poetry is not in bloom
Guess I will pray and stare at the moon
What’s a chocolate muse less girl to do
Give me garments spun from silk
and the chocolate of milk.
Render me robes of finest fleece
and the golden eggs of geese.
Milky Ways, Mallow Pies, and M&M reams
The magnitude of calories astounds
Silky glazed chocolate pies and coconut creams
You pack 'em and snack 'em, then pack on the pounds
Malts for days, monster sized, and marshmallow teams
Slurpee slurping every Slurpee around
Your body art's stretched apart, bustin' the seams
Your ears are deaf to the warning bell's sound
You fold it and force it, till your corset screams
Your Chunky Monkey keeps you caged up and bound
You road this rollercoaster on Rocky Road dreams
Now a mile wide, riding a silky sweet mound
Chocolate cream-covered cherries
Sweetens my sweet tooth sweetly
I moisten moistened morsels
But, somewhat indiscreetly
Naughty niblets now nestle
I nibble nice and neatly
Chocolate creams and cherry dreams
My sweet tooth spiced completely
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
I wrote a documentary
that would have won a BAFTA
But nobody would fund it
It was not what they were afta
I pitched the plot to Netflix
cuz they have a lot of money
They sent me packing, laughing
“Don’t call us, we’ll call you, Sonny”
I lastly pitched to Paramount
hoping they’d save the day
They took one look at me
shook their head and said, “No way!”
It’s such a shame that no one knows
your worth unless you’re famous
I always seek some solace from
those cookies made by Amos …
Famous (yummy) Amos (yummy)
“Makes your eyes light up (and)
Your tummy say ‘Howdy.’”
I see full moon appear.
This means Easter is near.
For students I will make
chocolate Easter nests, no-bake.
I do this every year.
Making the nests is fun
and easy for nearly everyone.
Melt chocolate; add coconut in.
The mixture is not thin.
Form into nests; almost done!
Into each nest put candy.
Jelly bean eggs are handy.
For coconut, green food dye
is grass where eggs lie.
My Easter nests are dandy!
Something Sweet
I want something sweet
Pestered by my brain
It’s like a recurring tweet
I am trying to refrain
Something sticky like toffee
A gooey dessert of delight
To eat with a cup of coffee
Resisting with all my might
A chocolate bar or wafer
To ease my craving buds
Apple would be much safer
But it tastes like fairy suds
I am waiting for 4 o’clock
The Sunday shops stop calling
My will as solid as a rock
My glucose level’s falling
The pride of not succumbing
A passing of this test
I should be very happy yet,
My brain’s becoming a pest.
David Cox 13/04/25
At sixty-six, he fell on his head -
his learning, gone! He lives, instead,
for what?
His brain? Give it a goodbye kiss.
These days, he says only this -
"chocolate".