Poems About: CHOCOLATE

I remembered being married.
Now I am happily divorced.
I don't recall wishing this bliss.
Or when I preferred pound cake, read more »

Have you noticed the subtle changes
Lately along the roadway?
Color is popping out now
A little more every single day read more »

She was a part of the plan a plant
By the man a six year old doll
In a chocolate dropp that would
Preserve through September’s chill read more »

She did suggest he bring some fruits
and chocolates of course,
thin slices of the burpless cukes
and a fair pot of freshly cooked read more »

Laughing, eating, drinking and enjoying,
Rudi ran off from the conference to be
with me tonight, he knows I can’t sleep
when he’s not home, he doesn’t care for read more »

This can’t be the end it can’t be through
I loved you like a sister and now I’m feeling blue
Did this all stop when we realised we were too old for games
Or did it stop when we realised we were already tamed read more »

You're Bittersweet,
You know that?
Like chocolate on my tongue.
Bittersweet, read more »

Who'dve thought, sitting beside you in the cold,
the lonely sky turning black while we drink hot chocolate,
tapping our feet to the music that bellows from the car in front,
occasionally getting up to dance and sing to our songs, read more »

I have a barber in Kingsley Course
Where Ageing Rockers Go
By Sweeny Tod he was trained
To cut hair as white as snow read more »