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The scent of ciao

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Melon AND tobacco πŸ˜„

Melon AND tobacco πŸ˜„

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The salt that consumes iron

is the same that makes me eternal.

Sweet melon, I present myself,

enchanting, in step with the moment.

Cyan fills the atmosphere

in a most eloquent manner,

completing the sea breeze that sustains me

as you turn your attention to me.

Bergamot and redcurrant

come together to compose the poem:

of water and salt,

salt and sun,

sun and sea.

Tobacco brings the field of fascination to its close.

Curious, this scent that blends together.

Behold, I shall describe my truest centre:

magnolia and iris,

mint and cedar.

Which I endorse,

as contrasting, rare, and seasoned β€”

this perfume that my own scent shall seek:

sweet sea,

as in that very luau β€”

summer love, and the scent of ciao.

Infused with sea salt becomes my aroma,

I invite you to breathe it in at my neck,

As your hands wander across my versesβ€”

Depraved, yet honest.

Sand and salt,

perfume and sweat,

sex and love.

An eternal summer lover,

in search of another season.

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  • readsOnTheTrain

    Feels like this began with a real bottle, the list of notes off the box turned into a person. The salt eating iron right at the top is the picture I'll carry around today.

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  • samReads2

    Melon AND tobacco πŸ˜„

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