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A Chocolate Taste

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The cover of A Taste Of Chocolate entices the reader's taste
buds and prepares them for a tantalizing treat. There are so
many different flavors and colors of chocolate that turning
each page and savoring the tastes, will heighten your love
of 'chocolate' treats. Saphron eloquently serves this
verbally erotic snack with a sweet rhythmic flow. Titles like
'Mussels', 'Back Massage' and 'Kudos' give body parts a life
of their own. With her flowing temperate voice she captivates
the mind and sends the senses reeling.

As a reader I wanted to select a favorite, but I loved all
the flavors in this book. Pick up a copy of 'A Taste of
Chocolate-Erotic Poems' and take a sensorial journey into a
chocolate fantasy. And if you love succulent recipes; prepare
and feast on the poem 'Jungle Juice'; it serves two.

This book should be read to someone it's an aphrodisiac...

Life is like a box of chocolates but apparently so is sex. In Chocolate Taste the author, Saphron, puts the box on the table and takes the lid completely off. Without mincing any words, and alliteration and metaphors abounding, the author writes poetry not only for those who enjoy reading it but those who like to talk about it.

With poems like Train Ride, Doin' the Dog, Pile Driver, Wake Up Call, and Mussels, Saphron leaves nothing to the imagination, yet it is all in the imagination. You will find some more sensuous pieces but they make less of a statement. Those who like it butt-bare naked raw will be able to appreciate this collection. If you are not afraid of strong sexual language and strong visual imagery, you would want to pick up A Taste of Chocolate.

Kotanya
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