Chocolate Kisses - (by LionTamer)

How does a man quench the thirst for the women he loves?
He buys chocolate.
He sits by a park.
Closes his eyes and imagines what once was.
Lips entwined.
Thoughts entangled.
A heart broken and lives untangled.

He can feel the moistness
The softness of her lips.
He can imagine holding her
Her contour, her shape, her hips.
How long can he hold on to these memories?

Those eyes, that would peer into his soul.
Have closed and won't open, no more.
No words of comfort.
No sweet hello's, to great him,
when he awakens, from her embrace.

Worst, is that which he most misses.
There will be no more chocolate kisses.

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