Chocolates Poems - Poems about Chocolates

Poetry Soup Premiere Contest winner MOTHER'S DAY poetry contest sponsored by Benjamin Bartley, April 2025 Morning starts early, before it gets light Opening cupboards, to see what’s in store Teachable moments, with wrong versus right Hope grabs the car keys, then heads through the door Early bird children, are making their way Ready to take on, another school week So many hurdles, to...

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Chocolates, hearts and flowers are ubiquitous in the markets or stores It is like a frenzy storm, like heavy raindrops rushing through the gutters I am told at the big mall, it’s like Christmas Eve, where procrastinators Are buying boxes of chocolate, flowers, candies of all kinds and colors Candles, jewelries, intimate pajamas, and sexy accessories for loved ones Wow!...

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love from you my dear pink roses and chocolates ~ a heavenly day...

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What makes us feel like heaven on this earth? The answer is chocolates; nothing else can match its worth. Be it a child or an adult or else a middle-aged person. All will stand up for chocolates in case we keep an auction. We all have a favourite list but chocolates are always common in it. They are equivalent to...

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Eating chocolate bells until my bulging stomach swells. Indulging in the sweets which I was given as holiday gifts. Enjoying delicious small chocolate coins from a mason jar....

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On Valentine's Day, Clay brought her candy Hoping chocolates would make her randy She threw him out the door Yelled, "Men are such a bore! I'm in love with twins, Mandy and Sandy." ...

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Life's a box of chocolates, oh so sweet, Each piece a flavor, a moment to greet. Some taste of joy, a burst of pure delight, While others bring sorrow, a bitter fight. We savor the highs, with smiles on our face, But lows leave us searching for solace and grace. In every bite, a lesson to learn, To cherish the good and...

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A small piece of paper with a written clue Mom used to say: "The Easter Bunny left it there for you" Sometimes I wondered if it was really true? Out in the garden, how many eggs will I find? Searching high and low, leaving none behind On the grass, between the flower bed Chocolate coated eggs lay scattered, yellow, pink and...

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Every Christmas I make chocolates for a neighbour friend It brightens her day to eat chocolates I made So when the Christmas season is near I make her a gift of chocolates Then the day after Christmas My neighbour friend Comes to me Bringing me Chocolates...

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Who knows she is staying in this Swiss chalet? She is consternated these chocolates came today. Why would they be addressed to her real name? She is registered under the moniker of a pretend dame. The woman is freaked out; this is not her scene. She begins to pack for she is not naïve or green. Who knows she is here?...

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Cooling mint chocolates on my tongue, Melt into a fondue so fond....

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Chocolates, flowers; always did those Heartfelt poem, I'd always compose My heart counted for the burning rose 'Keep Playing' or 'Give Up and Quit' It's the former my heart always chose I wasn't ready to bring that chapter to a close You seemed to fit the picture of my future perfectly, Everything about you was a...

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there is a store in a strip mall Many people are waiting in line Only four people allowed inside This store specializes in chocolates There are many flavours to choose You can not pick the chocolates Instead ou point to what you want Then the lady puts it into the bag All you do is point to your option A decision of twenty dollars...

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Here's a box of gas station chocolates for all the raunch I've put you through... and a fist full of grocery store roses to wash away a year of black and blue. Enduring is the name of this maze game An ounce of sweetness then flush it down the drain. Never quite meeting love in the middle-always on the...

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Chocolates for your mom, Chocolates for your “goil”, Some wrapped in paper, Some in golden foil. No matter how you like it, Dark or milky white, You can eat them Morning, noon and night. Chocolate covered marshmallows, Chocolate covered cherries, Chocolate covered nuts And big red strawberries. No matter how you like it I’ll give it to you. Just tell me, my darling. I deliver too. By: Carole O’Terry Duet Copyright:...

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