A great thing about settling down for a cozy read of this collection is that it won’t break your New Year’s Resolution to give up the good stuff. If you, or someone you know (let’s face it, that’s pretty much all of us!) are a fan of chocolate, then reading poems about it is the next best thing to eating it. absence, childhood, chocolate, death of a friend, humor, political, satire, Muppet Eulogy Bye Cookie Monster! Pointlessly martyred by the Political left. Chocolate cake, you're the ultimate treat Love Author: M. Nunez Chocolate and love, two hearts entwine

Write a poem to your favorite chocolate bar. Or to the humble cacao bean. Or perhaps to (or from) chocolate cake or hot chocolate. Whatever your sweet little heart desires. We’d love to read. If you’re also a candy lover, these 21 Short & Sweet Candy Poems are just for you! We hope you enjoy these delectable poems about candy. Is there a food more universally loved than candy? I mean, we even have a whole holiday dedicated to dressing up in costumes and going door to door to get more candy! From creamy chocolate to sour gummies, there is a candy flavor for everyone. My personal favorite type of candy is chewy candy, but there are some days when only chocolate will suffice. You maybe someone who has decided to give up sweet things because of a diet, or a test of willpower – if this is the case then you should definitely devour this particular collection! Poems about chocolates can satisfy that sweet tooth you have; even though you’re not actually eating the chocolate, the rich words will make you feel as though you are. The storyteller’s grandson in The Princess Bride famously says, “They’re kissing again. Do we have to read the kissing parts?”candy, cheer up, chocolate, humorous, inspiration, life, wisdom, Food For Thought If life is like a box of chocolates, Well, young grandson, good love stories are not only about kissing. Neither are good love poems. Sometimes, you see, they are not even about love. They are about chocolate (which is its own kind of love). When used properly, however, they might lead to kissing.*