Layton Exclusif (Parfums de Marly) | Fragrance Poetry

Fragrance poetry inspired by Layton Exclusif from Parfums de Marly.

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Lucid journeys to revision oneself
can begin and end with bewilderment.

So I ventured – down the brown cinnamon trees,
And black-flowered vanilla vines.
The white blooming almonds trees.
And the burning pink-pepper bushes.

Soon I reached where the aloe-woods grow black,
and critters make the dark moss their home.
I unsaddled the horse – set it free.
This was my quest to finish alone.

In the pitch of the forest, I found you.
Your sweet love – Shimmering and Elusive.
I took you by the hand and with just one question. . .
“Are we exclusive?”

Click Here to learn more about Layton Exclusif from Parfums de Marly. Read Coco Mademoiselle by Chanel. © TheFragranceWriter.com, 2020 except where noted otherwise. All rights reserved.

Author: Jay Bleu

An Original Blend of Perfume and Poetry

41 thoughts on “Layton Exclusif (Parfums de Marly) | Fragrance Poetry”

    1. Thanks, I’m blessed by your comments 😊 I’m even starting to draw away from strictly writing about each fragrant note, and even just capture the main story I feel from the fragrance.

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      3. Jay, I’ve done so much work from home that honestly I did not notice as much as other people did. The other day when I went to the market I was like ..oh.. yeah.. there is a breeze.. there are people around… wow..

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      6. I know the feeling. I usually hustle to get money to buy fragrances so I don’t feel guilty. For example, maximizing my credit card rewards so I can use them to buy the fragrances.

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