Short Confectionery Poems
Short Confectionery Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Confectionery by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Confectionery by length and keyword.
They sailed on a sea of lemonade
Guided by the fairy floss clouds above
Sipping sparkling pink bubbles
Celebrating their candy cotton love
They sailed into the liquorice darkness
He hummed his sweetheart a lollipop tune
Eating snowy white chocolates
Under the glow of the honeycomb moon
To model she
forced herself to salads,
energetic products
and gym
To beautify herself,
amounts of time,
cosmetology ...
To compensate,
solitary abuses,
stuffing
of chocolates and
delicatessen ,
confectionery ... "
Not a good year for the roses
Cut price Valentine roses
languish in black buckets
heads drooping like a rejected lover
Calorific candy confectionery in boxes
covered with cardboard love hearts...
still waiting to pass ruby red lips
‘Be my Valentine cards’
now half price -
buy yours ready for next year!
2/15/19
My sweet baby girl is
half-awake, half-asleep.
And her toffee yawns are
like stretchy caramel.
Her cotton candy cheeks
are like pink marshmallows.
And dark chocolate curls
adorn my baby's head.
She sports blueberry eyes
with soft licorice lips.
And her creamy face wears
a million-dollar smile.
A confectionery
treat; she smells delicious.
And gives sugared kisses;
that taste ever so sweet.
On a moonlit rendezvous,
feelings merge and interlace.
And like creamy toffee bars,
Sweethearts meld as they embrace.
Love garners sweet candied dreams
from reality's mirage.
And hungry, compliant lips
share a gummy bear massage.
Sweet, sugar-coated wishes
melt into chocolate hearts.
And make peppermint kisses,
scrumptious as honey-dipped tarts.
A confectionery treat,
love is a treat, hearts' treasure.
An indulgence that brings such
extraordinary pleasure.