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Short Cocoa Poems

Short Cocoa Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Cocoa by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Cocoa by length and keyword.


Premium Member Cocoa Oblivion

Dark sweet chocolate cocoa Dash of cinnamon With caramel and sweet cream; Shaved chocolate and Oblivion is Destiny; Um!
Form: Epulaeryu


Premium Member Cocoa Lemon Meringue

Fresh golden lemon custard Beaten egg meringue displayed on a chocolate bed butter-flaked crisp crust Lemon wheels atop Cherry hat Joy!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Derby Pie

A buttery, flaky crust Fresh cup, chopped pecans Brown sugar and egg with cocoa Dash of vanilla Bit of bourbon, hug Bake and serve Sweet!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member I'm Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs

Let's keep this just between me and you 

If the rest of the world only knew

They'd examine my brain 

And they might think I'm sane

But my friends all know I'm wackadoo
Form: Limerick

Premium Member He's My Cocoa Butter Dream

calm, captivating
                   chivalrous, compassionate 
                   colorful, caring


    
                         10/5/2020
                          4pm PST
Form: Senryu


Cocoa Fingers, Sweet







Cocoa fingers, choco treats 
every bite a crunch  
Mid way to my mouth the zing  
makes me want to shout ! 
Taste buds all in flight 
here we go, 
Sweeeeeeeet !
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Cocoa poems

I AM BROWN
I AM BEAUTIFUL 
I AM COCOA 
I AM SWEET 
I AM WARM 
I AM ME 
I AM BROWN
I AM FREE 
FLOWING OF 
COLORFUL HUES
I AM QUITE 
TAKEN WITH ME

YOLANDA JOY NICHOLSEN 
INTERNATIONAL POET
Form: Naat

Premium Member Cocoa With Marshmallows

Cocoa warms my toes all the way down.
Marshmallows please and graham crackers.
Gingerbread too? Yes, thank you!
Ruin my supper? No.
Thank you very much.
Warm and toasty.
Delicious!
Thank you
Mom.
Form: Nonet

catching cocoa creams

  
Placed : 4th : Standard Contest : Tania Kitchin
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Venus  dropping  chandelier dreams 

        Jupiter glides catching cocoa creams ~
 

Premium Member Cocoa Evening-A Haiku




             Fireplace glowing
             A powdered, warm, cocoa boost
             Soft jazz fills the air


             English Haiku 5-7-5
             

              January 3, 2020

               9:30pm PST
Form: Haiku

Premium Member December Is Coming

December is coming
so are the nighttime rides
upon the snow-lined streets
Christmas lights all aglow
dancing with the breeze
children everywhere
their faces full of hope
logs aflame in the fireplace
and hot cocoa in hand
Enjoy the holiday season

Cocoa

COCOA

This is me
Once the pride
Of your fathers
I gave them 
Smiles
Yes I gave them smiles
Plant me you .
I do not
Discriminate
Plant me and
I will grow
You love 
Eating me 
As chocolate
Rub me as body lotion
Plant me 
I will make 
You rich.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Cocoa On a Winter Day

fingertips of dripping ice that has frozen
glistening crystals of winter’s hardest snow
hot cocoa for my sledding friends, I need a dozen
reviving ourselves by a fireplace glow
pinkest cheeks awaiting familiar ho ho ho



Written 12-28-2021
Contest: Winter Quintain (English)
Sponsor: Francine Roberts

Cocoa

Cocoa. Hot chocolate is so..............your skin.
Bred with vanilla. Sired kids' colors in between. Broad spectrum of brown.
Vanilla to pecan. Conversations between colorstruck year round.
Family gatherings often joyous. The food is delicious. Events supreme extravagance.
Cocoa. Hot chocolate. Milk and sugar. So dark. Flesh. Not a drink. Sip.
Form:

Premium Member Dollop of Cocoa

I would like one dollop of cocoa in my whipped cream please
The tiny Christmas Elf was so sweet, barista did this with ease.
She drank it down and promptly said “Thank you, I need another.”
The barista looked over at the elf’s grandmother.
I cannot say no, grandma elf said with a grin.
It gets better too. In a second, she will be joined by her twin.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member like a little fur in my Mexican Cocoa

Like a little fur in my Mexican cocoa said my old grandma
She is not kidding yelled out my ornery Grandpa Pa.
Saw a furry creature sitting in her cocoa cup.
He did not care at all, did not even try to sit up

You want a creature swimming in your food?
Sure do said granny. He puts me in a great mood.
She is crazy! Yelled grandpa, whose name is Joe P. Finn.
And we always thought he was the strange one until then.
Form: Rhyme

For All the Taken Guarana

What do you think about John?
About talks that he’d soon be gone
For forged papers from a con 
That should in USA drop him
And just like that – Kim!
He is A Towering Don!
The sweet life smartly switched on!
A stunt of a speed faster than Sirocco
John from USA ordering cocoa:
Thousands of pods sparing Mexico
And still remaining a financial Iroko..…
Can he, John, for all the taken Guarana 
Fulfill the prophecy of false Son of Chenaanah?
Form: Rhyme

Cuckoo For Cocoa Puffs

(This is a fictional poem)

Sonny the Cuckoo bird ate all of my cocoa puffs.
When I saw that the box was empty, I got rough.
He said he ate it because he loved that cocoa crunch.
I killed that damn bird and then I had him for lunch.
He'd been arrested for eating other people's cereal, he was a con.
I stuck my shotgun up that bird's butt and his ass was gone.
Some people say that shooting him was hasty.
Maybe so but that damn bird sure was tasty
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Hot Cocoa

Hot cocoa is my beverage of choice.
                                       To it's deliciousness I must give voice.
                                                  On a cold winter's night
                                                There's no greater delight.
                                    It makes my taste buds stand up and rejoice!



            Written by Kim Merryman 10/22/2011
             For Francine Roberts "Pick a Beverage, any beverage" contest.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member One Winter

Listen to poem:
One Winter
David J Walker
It is a drifter
	Named winter 
Who never
	Keeps promises 

One winter 
I moved into an igloo
In the front yard
But only for an afternoon until
Mother called us in for hot cocoa 

I loved to sled 
I loved to stand at the window pain 
And watch freezing rain turn to snow
Making me think of sledding
And when I might go

One winter
	There was no winter
Only gray days that made you feel cold hateful
There was no snow   there was no winter
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Ravish Me

Olive eyes 
Drink your smile
Cranberry cries
Of deep denial
Candy kiss
Of licorice 
Can’t resist
I’m ticklish 

Cocoa soul
Hot and deep
Hands we hold
Sweaty sweet
Like tootsie rolls 
Are my feet
Licking toes
Make me weak

Yeast roll buns
Soft and brown
Fingers of fun
Let hair down
Braids escape 
Like a wave
Rubbing face
Touch your fade

There’s a lake 
You inspire
A private place
You set a fire
Heart that beats
As yours repeats
Romantically 
Ready to eat
Form: Rhyme

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