Bonniegirl, #13, Poetrychallenge, Chocolate
CHOCOLATE
There are nuts in its depths
Or cherries in the center
Oft times you can’t tell
Before you enter
Into the box and bite into one
What there will be at the tip
Of your tongue
Will it delight, what taste
Will you savor?
Will it be bland or bursting
With flavor?
Sometimes a chocolate is
Milky white
Or maybe light brown,
Have caramel inside
Or darkest of dark for the
Lovers of night
However it looks, so tasty
It might
Have you going back to the
Box for one more
Till the next thing
You know
You’ve had three or four
Something about this treat is
Addicting
Good for what ails you
And oh, so conflicting
For when you eat it, it draws you
Right in
So that you feel you are committing
A sin!
The things of this world
Are also the same
Enticing you in, till you
Play their game.
Not knowing really what
Is in store
That sin is lying right there
At the door
To lure you right in to the
Web of desire
Until it consumes you with
Its raging fire
And then when it is finished
With you and lets go
The wages of sin is death
And you go
Further than you were
Bargaining for
All the way down
Hell’s corridor.
Bonniegirl, March, 2007
chocolate