THE GREAT WHITE DREAM
The hope of the fluffy dark chocolate
Is to lie in a puffy white bed
Surrounded by
Graham cracker walls
Brought toward the fire burning so bright
The chocolate is consumed by fright
Upon seeing the marshmallow melting
Just starting to bubble
The chocolate suddenly realized
Being a s’more
Was his dream
No more
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