Saturday, February 21, 2009

An Initiation

Saturday, February 21, 2009

Shine. See the the smooth black oak
Shine to it?
Dark. Four thin
long lines on each square 
Big enough to fit in the 
hollow of your hand. 'Lindt' 
in curly letters, scrawled 
diagonally on each piece.

Snap. Hear the snap as I break 
it? Pop of air from between 
your lips, clean, powder-less 
break. Take the piece. Hold it 
between your three fingers 
feel the edges melt into the 
grooves of your skin.

Smell. Sniff it. Heady, strong,
intoxicating. suffocate. You 
cannot drown in this smell 
this unique smell that only 
Eighty five per cent Coal black chocolate can 
Give you 
but 
you can Suffocate in it yes it 
tends to overpower you 
completely until you're 
smelling through the pores of 
your face even the holes 
in your ears the slip of air 
behind your eyes. Smell. 
Let it overtake you.

Bite.

Swirl. Suck. Nibble a little. 
Bitter coat on your tongue 
turning sour and then 
nauseous and flood of 
feeling tight very tight 
little little drunk but 
in a good magic lights 
exploding in my head kind 
of way with my heart 
melting swimming in butter 
and cocoa spilling 
into all the nerves of 
my body and 
taking over vibrating 
through my pores 

I have liquid heart flowing in 
my nerves liquid heart 
Vibrating.

4 comments:

holly said...

mmm! sensual!

askcherlock said...

Chocolate has never had such tasty imagery. Simply wonderful! I can almost hear this as a background in a commercial with Enya softly singing....

Leatherdykeuk said...

Oh!
What a delight!
Your poem was better than the eating, I think.

HoneyBee said...

An analysis of a bitter - sweet sensation =)

 
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