Eating Chocolate
For all of you on your diet
Innovative, succulent invention
An invitation to chocolate without calories
Chocolate without chocolate
Playback the crisp membrane breaking
Of the foil wrap, teasing it out slowly
Unwinding, to an olfactory burst
Of that sugared, roasted aromatic hit
Wind off treed hills in your mouth
Cocoa, sweet, nuts and dust
Vanilla and smooth pariffin
Softened up with special butter
Designed to slow melt
As it hits ninety three degrees
Mixing with your tongue drool juicy
Liquifying, dissolving, cloying surface tension
Overtones of coffee grounds
And toasted nuts, ground to micro-smooth,
Unless of course, there are pieces
Made to crunch and chisel-split apart
Let solids simply slide into confection gravy
Sweet washing seeping backward
Past coated passive teeth and gums
Exciting all their sensing bits
In a drowning dark brown ectasy
Discover that they cannot breath
Nor would they even want to
Until the last orgastic burst slowly fades away.
Breathe out now, newly made triumphant
Try sighing deeply all relaxed; some like an icey chaser
Tongue caressing the mobbed enamel clean
Washing memories deep into the cerebral cortex.
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