Green fragrance

Lorenz

Green, cold  passionless  fragrance 

gaze frozen in a forbidden orient

where mint essences are dancing...

Green tempting  juicy fruit 

serpent   of origins, mystery...

Green, reflection of the river 

depth of  mother source

freshness  purifier 

sand riders  banners ,

persian cat lazzy  grand vizir

with emerald  eyes ,fairyland ...

West country moors 

sunset,forests,ponds and marshes 

there ,where wandering   souls 

and lost spirits run...

Green,with magic and madness ,

absinthe you devour  the poet torn soul...

Green ''Vol de nuit de Guerlin ! ''

Fresh grass ,morning dew  

floreal   exhilaration, divine grace,

springtime youth, twin complicity...

Mixing of opposites ,when blue and  yellow

blend to create a nuanced  sweet and sunny note...

Green,you put on honeysuckle  pearls

a drop of'' Anais Anais  de Cacharel  ! ''

    Eau de délice ...

Young  lady, I love smelling the verdant dizziness

of your secret zen garden ...

 

 

  • Author: lorenz (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 25th, 2024 02:29
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 9
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  • Ellen Marsell

    Nothing can be as peaceful as a green field, but at the same time nothing can be as wild as forests flaming with green fire...

  • Cheeky Missy

    "...cold and icy--" eh? That initial assessment plaguing me to the very passionate conclusion, whose subtle flame melted the other until it vapourized, still haunts me. Mint will swear on it, yet I must disagree. Envy burns stronger than most else yet does not stand against jealousy, and green perpetually warming the soul even in bitter climes cannot truly be icy, rather the strength of its fire seems thus. Fascinating and intriguing, thank you for sharing.

    • Lorenz

      ''Icy" was a strong word (perhaps more suited to a blue fragrance ?)So I've changed my introduction .Thanks for your comment which I've taken into account .



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