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Pleasures of Chocolate


When you’re soft and moist from the heat When you’re hard and firm from the cold You always make the perfect treat While unwrapping your thin layer of protection, While unwrapping my stimulated taste buds, I prepare to smother my face into your exposed perfection Your complection is identical to my brown belt Your writing on your clothes tell me exactly what you are Wow. You’re the best thing my tongue ever felt Eating you before I go out Eating you even when you make my hands sticky Getting pleasure is all I’m about Making you into liquid is the best Making you warm is even better You have me so obsessed Finding your sweet spot isn’t hard Finding your creamy center is easy Tasting anything else will leave me scarred I sometimes take nibbles and eat you slowly I sometimes take licks until you melt in my mouth But why does our relationship feel unholy?
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