The feelings, although not mutual, are genuine; the craving is passionate; the enjoyment is never failing; and the experience becomes a favorite memory. Loving Chocolate is not a half-ass gesture. It is not a fad either. You can see it has stood the test of time and multiple generations of devoted women that boldly committed before we ever did.
And as obvious as it is that Chocolate never reciprocates the emotional connection, it always commits to follow through. Which, bottom line, is faithfulness. I've never been unsatisfied with Mr. Ghirardelli or Sir Nestle, the kind Hershey's or classic See's. And that reminds me of a comical truth: we've personified mere ingredients to be faithful suiters. [Can I say 'we'? I don't believe I'm speaking only on my behalf so I will approve the use of 'we'.]
I just consumed a delicious Ghirardelli Ultimate Fudge Brownie which, by its smooth charm and undeniable grace inspired this post tonight.
On a more realistic note, passion is oozing in my life lately in more areas than Chocolate. God restores weary hearts that sometimes forget of their amazing design and desire to have love and give love. I am so grateful for His refreshing waters that cleanse and renew.
Passionately,
Zulu
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