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Ode To a Cannoli


 

Dearest cannoli, of chocolatey lore

I could never desire but anything more

Than your sugary goodness, so wonderfully sweet,

I could never imagine a more fetching treat

 

With the finest chocolate chips encrusted

And powdered sugar finely dusted

filling white and a crust of gold

You are beauty to behold

 

Sweet cream enveloped dessert delight

Paradise in every bite

Oh, how you make me salivate

My love for you shall not abate

 

Decadence fit for a king

A single bite and angels sing

Your flavors blend to make one merry

Cannoli, you’re extraordinary

 

I do not care what says the scale

Cannolis I will still inhale

Some manage one, but I could eat seven,

Cannoli, you take me to glycemic heaven

 

Dearest cannoli, you wonderous confection

I could go on about your perfection

But I do grow hungry, don’t be mad, I entreat you,

For I think it is time that I finally eat you!




 

 



 

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