Short Chocolaty Poems

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Premium Member Chocolatey Chewy Ice Cream Yummy-

Chocolaty, chewy chocolate delicious, distant dream ice-cycle cream

 
6/10/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©


Premium Member My knees go weak

Oh, how can I resist?
Luscious chocolaty creaminess presented with such allure.
My diet starts... tomorrow morning !



Wordku: 5-7-5 words
Form: Other

Premium Member Ariana Grande

Ariana Grande, a gorgeous talented lady A songbird from heaven, a voice smooth as gravy Notes exquisite Phrasing so delicate Her sultry vibes are velvety and chocolaty
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Chocolate-

Chocolate - A Tanka Poem I like my chocolate It is sweetening and smooth. Has it's matrix dark And many cocoa sugars When I eat it yum so chocolaty
8/8/20 written word by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020 ©
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Share My Dark World

Satin words melt in satin sheets as soft lips kiss satin moonbeams, like smooth bitter chocolaty treats, I'm with you in your satin dreams. "In smooth black satin, melt into my dark chocolate fantasies."
09/07/16
Form: Verse


Sturdy

He must be heard,
Loud as a bull horn and
sure as an ox.
He carries the aura of a beach boy,
pleasantly tanned skin and corn silk hair,
which sweeps just above his
warm welcoming chocolaty sweet eyes.
Tall and sturdy like a never breaking wall...

Ever loud,
Ever smart,
and
Ever strong.
© Jen H.  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Christmas Time Favourite

Creamily melts in the mouth like butter
Comfort food that sets tongues aflutter.
Cups or mugs hold this rich luscious drink
Created from cocoa, sugar and milk.
Captivates taste buds in light, dark or white
Chocolaty goodness that's great day or night.
Christmastime favourite that always delights


Dec 16 2024
Form: Pleiades

Swaying

A chocolaty moon was rising.
I have lost my riverbed.
Accuser has become accused.

The hangman has shifted
the ground while glistening
in moonlight. Oxymoronic ?

Eponym exited the lips of a drone fly.
A flotilla of tears
dies in an eye of a storm.

An audacity of a drifter
to stop the promiscuous honors
of strangers in death. 

Only night-bloomers will watch
the sunrise in eternal lonliness.
The roots will always stay in dark.



Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Chocolate-Coated Memories

Chocolate-coated memories of my morning meal fill my bowl to the top. I could get not get enough of the sweetest children's breakfast cereal. I was more than crazy for my delicious "puffs". My mother will confirm my cocoa obsession. I dug in only after the milk turned chocolaty. Yes, two boxes were always in my possession. How ever did I escape childhood obesity? for A Pleasant Childhood Memory Contest (Sara Kendrick)
Form: Quatrain

Dreamsicle

All of the joys
Of chocolate…
Delightful pleasure
of tiny secretions 
that excites taste.
Releasing mounds of
Milky darkness…
An assortment of
Overindulgence,
A savory variety of 
Irresistible explosions
And heavenly bliss…
Layers of richness
That taunts sensors to
Recall succulent memories
Of indelible guilt,
An insatiable desire 
To spawn a gluttonous
Compromise…
Hers is Godiva,
Deep chocolaty inner dream-
Deliciously black coated
Vanilla cream...
© Keith Lea  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Chocolaty Conversation

Chocolate is nasty
Chocolate is sin
It is insipid
It’ll do me in

Chocolate is yucky
Chocolate is vile
It makes me happy
But just for a while!

Chocolate is poison
Chocolate is pain
First I was sexy
Now big as a train!

“Chocolate, I hate you
Chocolate, you suck
I used to be sleek
Now a waddling duck!

Chocolate, be banished
Chocolaty sweets….
It’s because of YOU
I’ll soon take up two seats!

Chocolate, release me
Chocolate….DON’T YOU DARE! 
Life can be bitter
I need you….be there!
Form: Quatrain

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