Cocktails

Lorenz

Heavy  dampness  that sticks to the skin of desire ,

tropical cinamon ,marriage of scents  and distance,

white rum ,pineaple ,passion  fruits ,angostura bitters,

dry gin  lethal ,ginger amuerta coca leaf  ,my tequila life...

Papamiento islands , color  curaçao where brunette girls

burn the senses in transparent whites that smooth storms...

Cachaça smile ,languor  caipirinha ,margarita grapefruit

that I would like to capture in a few daiquiri  follies ...

Please my lord of the infernos, just give me an ice cube 

 to refresh  the torments of my  Cuba libre ,

a mixed colony old  Bourbons whyskey  ,

and wet malibu monsoon, soda water cascade 

with an inspired  touch of vanilla ...

 Johnny walker picks up his guitar 

and takes me out of the amaretto mood swings ...

 Old fashioned  mojito questions my vodka belvedere,

the north is so gloomy,  I  dream of a sailor Jerry ,

somewhere between the dover cliffs and the point nemo ,

old deep sea navigator ,let's have a last drink  ,

and good  bye  mister  Astor ...

 

 

 

 

 

  • Author: lorenz (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 30th, 2024 07:58
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • Ellen Marsell

    This could have been a very exciting exploration of exotic tastes and aromas.

    • Lorenz

      Aruba beach cocktail !

    • Thomas W Case

      Great use of the senses to bring this to life.

      • Lorenz

        Thank you for your kind appreciation !

      • Doggerel Dave

        Not into cocktails, but the richness of your menu drew me in...I must now wait until the sun sets over the yardarm....
        PS How's the hangover?

        • Lorenz

          Always in moderation .

        • 2781

          Pomegranates have been in season, down here.

          • Lorenz

            Hedonist seasons .

            • 2781

              Done it is, the juice mixes nicely with orange liquor and vodka.



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