The first dose of this love is the greatest Im sure,

For no purer experience can exist among us,

It begins upon first sight,

A curious nature beckons us to indulge,

Yet some of us believe in other satisfaction.

It is wrapped in a silky exterior,

Purposely hidden but only enticing us furthermore,

And once experienced, a fiery love ignites,

Embracing true and innocent ecstacy,

That can only exist with honest surrender.

And finally we commit, to the greatest love of all,

And as we gently and euphorically bite into it,

Once again swallowed whole by a bliss so fierce,

We become witness to just how far the love can blossom,

The love of pure, unadulterated, Chocolate..

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The title is supposed to be misleading, but is in fact a play on words, Bittersweet, being a type of chocolate. The poem is quite cryptic, gently hinting at the idea of what I am really talking about, which is chocolate. With word such as 'indulge', 'silky exterior' and 'swallowed whole'. It has a passionate air about it, which I think does make it feel sexy in a way, but ultimately is very innocent and, provides a comic twist at the end.

updated Mar 19 '09 by JadeLeahAkam