Chocolate Drop Poem by Nora Pendaeli

Chocolate Drop

Rating: 5.0


Firm yet soft to the touch,
My chocolate drop brings water to my lips,
I relish the thought of tasting her dainty body,
She is aptly shaped like a nipple to ease my suckle,
Her size and texture reminiscent of a Tanga plum,
She is dressed in a golden sheath of lingerie finesse,
Her bottom round and full and her tip sharp and taunt.

I open her up with tender loving fingers,
I feel her curvaceous sides ease from her foil garment,
Ready for to be eaten she sits in the palm of my hand,
A sight of sheer chocolate brilliance at my command.

The taste is sweet with a nutty trace,
I savor her gently lest she melts away to waste,
Such unadulterated pleasure in every swing of my tongue,
I suck on her softly and fell her chocolate body become one with my juices,
Her center is a surprise, a small berry none the less, a chewy fruity closer to my chocolaty repertoire.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Pradip Chattopadhyay 16 July 2013

delicious this poem, far more than the subject itself! inked it well, poet.

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Dave Walker 16 July 2013

A great open, like it.

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Nora Pendaeli

Nora Pendaeli

Dar es Salaam Tanzania
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