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Moment Before Deliciousness
Hypnotic, scrumptious, alluring chocolate cake,
 Tempting me with its flirtatious aroma
 Taunts me, knowing I must wait to devour it.
 I tune out the sounds of obnoxious birthday music, 
 Laughter, and my own heavy breathing
 As I stare, entranced, at my lip-smacking prey.
 
 My mouth begins to water
 My eyes open wide in anticipation
 My hands tense in eagerness
 And my breath comes to a halt,
 Stopped mid-exhalation
 As I hear the last verse 
 Of the insufferable birthday song.
 
 The time for delight finally arrives.
 The mound of brown, mouthwatering
 Gobs of delectable goodness
 Is at last in my grasp.
 
 With a cackling demented laugh of glee
 I stab my helpless, icing-infused victim,
 Splitting it into numerous powerless chunks
 One of which I grab with my hands,
 Ignoring convention, principles, and manners.
 
 In my unworthy, undeserving hand 
 Sits that beacon of deliciousness
 That chocolaty, invaluable treasure,
 Which will soon disappear forever
 In the cavernous confines of my mouth.
 
 Magnificent, tasty bliss.
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