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O' poets switch off today all senses but one
as you enter the arena of aroma
As I nose out the world's perfumes
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Hmmmmmmm......thats taking in the perfumes blended together to invoke our olfactory cells....the ancient natural ones and the recent synthetic ones completely apart in content yet functioning d same.....great write
Very original idea, I like it. Felt like I was in a perfume factory myself and taking in all the beautiful scents. Very sensual too. Thank you for sharing. RoseAnn
nice poem. v nicely expressed. it is more difficult to express more ordinary. peace.
i prefer the smells of cooking meat and vegetables, and fresh fruit, and cheese, and baking baked goods, and CHOCOLATE! it really is rare that i smell perfume, but it is pleasing (for me) to smell an enticing aromatic trail of a mysterious lady. a few times i have smelled one which brought back fond memories of a woman from my past. thanks for sharing. :) thanks for rhymes and alliterations. e.g. Sensual scents do swell for sentient man to satisfy his olfactory cell, to gratify his sense of smell and arena of aroma p.s. there were a couple of guys on the bus today who could have used some sandalwood or jasmine! ! !
very nice write and a creative effort matching a meterical expression.
Wow, great and unique way of Describing sense of smelling...... Feels i m in French Mall where every sort of fragrance sprinkled around.......... From east to west......world of perfumery rejoicing us Though bit lengthy but still Well penned.
hi my friend how niiiice very beautiful thank you good luck
Very nice. I like the ending here This isn't meant to be a sales catalogue/ It's merely to present the perfumes in vogue - you're lines about perfumes are so refreshing. Thanks.
I really enjoyed this. I could almost smell the beautiful fragrances you mentioned. I grow lavender, roses, honeysuckle, and I always stop to smell them when I'm in the garden. I agree - long live our sense of smell!
sophisticated and pleasant, good poem, thanks. I invite you to read my poems and vote and comment.
An interesting piece; appreciated the message. -Joe Breunig, author/poet, Reaching Towards His Unbounded Glory