This "Hershey's Kiss," as they call it, is quite elegant. It's nothing short of beautiful. It marvels me how this little trinket starts out with a flat, circular base, which then bulges outward into a convex curve, rather like the head of a balloon, and then softly, subtly ascends into a gradual concave slope, swooping in at a forty-five degree angle and steeping into a perky, tapered point, rather like the teat that feeds a suckling young babe.
It is snugly wrapped in a rather shiny, eye-catching piece of aluminum foil. This foil is a bright golden orange in color, and catches the light above, reflecting the fluorescent ray into a soft gleam, richly contrasting the duller, darker brown stripes on the wrapper.
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The Seductive Kiss
Non-FictionWhile in my college English class one day, Professor Dudley gave each of us an unwrapped Hershey's Kiss, and gave us the assignment to write a descriptive essay. Me being the mischievous guy I am, I slightly sexualized it (nothing serious or graphic...
