Chocolate Kiss - Fran Nelson

Aug 27, 2026

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This document features a short poem titled "Chocolate Kiss" by Fran Nelson, which contemplates the experience of encountering a foil-wrapped chocolate. The poem personifies the chocolate's packaging as a decision point – to unwrap or not to unwrap. It then muses on the sweet nature of the chocolate and how its unwrapping transforms it into a "memory." The accompanying visual is a close-up photograph of a purple-foiled Hershey's Kiss, reinforcing the poem's subject matter. The document also includes credits for the "Known by Heart Poetry Posters" and the "Ebenezer Poetry Group," along with attribution for the teaching artist Naomi Cohn and confirmation of copyright for both the photo/poster and the poem. The overall piece is a concise artistic expression blending visual imagery with evocative poetry, exploring themes of anticipation, sensory experience, and the ephemeral nature of simple pleasures. The visual of the purple Kiss may suggest a particular flavor or evoke a specific mood, adding another layer to the interpretation of the poem. The context provided by the poetry group and poster series suggests this is part of a collection of illustrated poems or art pieces.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryGeneral

FormatPDF

Pages1

Reading Time2 min

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Chocolate Kiss

Poem by Fran Nelson

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What is the poem about?

The poem "Chocolate Kiss" by Fran Nelson reflects on the experience of a foil-wrapped chocolate, contemplating unwrapping it and how that act turns the sweet treat into a memory.

Who created the visual element?

The visual element, a photograph of a purple-foiled chocolate kiss, is attributed to Naomi Cohn, who is also credited as the Teaching Artist for "Known by Heart Poetry Posters."

What are the copyright details mentioned?

The copyright for the photo/poster is held by Naomi Cohn and Known by Heart, while the copyright for the poem "Chocolate Kiss" belongs to Frances Nelson.

Aug 27, 2026

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