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Addictive Sugary Sweets

A poem about sweets

By Denise LarkinPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Addictive Sugary Sweets
Photo by Vinicius "amnx" Amano on Unsplash

In a world of sugar and delight,

where sweetness sparkles day and night,

a symphony of flavors, a joyful feat,

let me craft a few words for sugary treats.

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First, there's caramel, smooth and warm,

like sunshine on a chilly morning,

it drizzles on ice cream with such grace,

creating smiles on every face.

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Next, the candy floss, a cotton cloud,

a sugary dream to make us proud,

pink and blue wisps, a sugary dance,

melting on tongues brings on a trance.

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Then comes chocolate, rich and bold,

a treasure trove for young and old,

dark or milk, in bars or squares,

each bite tastes of sweet affairs.

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Marshmallows, fluffy, soft, and light,

they dance on campfires, glowing bright,

a melty hug, a sugary bliss,

in every bite, a sugary kiss.

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Jelly beans and wine gums, a burst of glee,

in every color, a jubilee.

Taste the rainbow, feel the cheer,

a sugary journey, far and near.

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Oh, the lollipops, a sugary tower.

A rainbow swirl of sugary power.

They spin and twist, a sugary dance,

enchanting hearts with each sweet chance.

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Gummy bears, a chewy sensation,

tiny bears of sugary elation.

Orange, green, red, and blue,

a sugary world, just for you.

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And last, the cakes, a grand finale,

layers of sweetness in a tall rally.

With frosting dreams and icing glaze,

Celebrating life in sugary praise.

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So let us savor these sugary sweets,

a symphony of tastes, a world complete.

In this saccharine paradise, we roam,

indulging in sugary pleasures, our hearts at home.

Photo by Glen Carrie on Unsplash

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About the Creator

Denise Larkin

A writer of a BA with honours (2.1) in Arts & Humanities recently gained a Creative Writing Master's Degree. She writes poetry, fictional short stories, and is the author of the Time to Run series, Darkness and The Non-Human.<aT.

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    Written by Denise Larkin