Chocolate

In the cocoa profundities, pleasantness dwells,

Where dreams are turned and delight withstands.

Rich and dim, a debauched shade,

Chocolate, dear chocolate, how we love you.

From smooth truffles to bars of pleasure,

You entice our faculties, constantly.

In each nibble, a second heavenly,

An orchestra of flavors, very fine.

Softened and smooth, upon the tongue,

An excursion of joy, everlastingly youthful.

Each taste a story, every smell a tune,

In the realm of chocolate, we as a whole have a place.

From old customs to current craftsmanship,

You've woven your sorcery, catching hearts.

A gift from nature, a fortune untold,

In your hug, recollections unfurl.

Gracious, chocolate, you're in excess of a treat,

You're a signal of solace, a second sweet.

In your hug, we find comfort valid,

Chocolate, dear chocolate, we treasure you.