Chocodiles
A Tragedy of Epic Proportion

I think that there shall never be
A snack from any entity
~
That comes within a hundred miles
Of tasty Hostess® Chocodiles.
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A spongy, golden, cream-filled treat,
In chocolate shell, so smooth and sweet,
~
Packed chock-full of preservatives
And other food alternatives,
~
Was just the perfect thing, it seems,
To fulfill a young boy's dreams.
~
Yes, Mom's divinity was grand
And homemade taffy, pulled by hand,
~
But those took time and love and care
And those who helped, got their fair share,
~
While any old convenience store
Was stocked with Chocodiles galore,
~
Just waiting for a kid with change
To come within temptation's range.
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Alas, my friends, there came a day
When all that goodness went away
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And I, betrayed, was left without,
And mankind's future left in doubt.
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About the Creator
Dana Crandell
Dad, Stepdad, Grandpa, Husband, lover of Nature and dogs.
Poet, Writer, Editor, Photographer, Artist
My poetry collection: Life, Love & Ludicrosity
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