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by April Self

Not Chocolate!

My greatest enemy and my most delicious friend.
An ode to the taste and the flavor that doesn't end.
I scorn you put you out of my mind.
Until caramel chocolate stashed I find!
And much to my poor hips dismay.
I continue munching until the end of the day.
When I'm lucid and calm from your fiendish taste.
And onto my hips and thighs you've graced.
A most lovely array of unnecessary curves.
I can feel the pounds sliding on as I type.
With all society's ideas of model thin hype.
I find myself drifting into despair.
Until I realize I have one piece of chocolate to spare.
And then begins again the fall into sin.
Who cares if your curvy and not stick thin.
Chocolate I give you this decree.
If it weren't for you I wouldn't be me?!

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