Vanilla Smoke (Aftelier) | Fragrance Poetry

Fragrance Poetry Inspired by Vanilla Smoke from Aftelier.

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I fell into a girl named Vanilla
As I tripped into a dream late last night.
She was pink, petite and perfectly sweet.
Down-to-earth with a delicate, soft light.

Have you lolled, half-awoken, in your bed
Smelling cookies baking in the morning?
An aroma gentley flirting with you,
With such anticipated desiring. . .

This is how Vanilla stirs me from sleep:
Like a silky incense raising a prayer:
If this girl that I dreamed of could be mine.
But when I open my eyes, she’s not there.

Girls like Vanilla, they never last long.
Once you want her more, she’s already gone.

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Author: Jay Bleu

This is My Original Blend of Perfume and Poetry

85 thoughts on “Vanilla Smoke (Aftelier) | Fragrance Poetry”

    1. I hear different things. I have heard a lot that natural vanilla is amazing but doesn’t last long, which is why they almost always use artificial. But I have a fragrance Herod (quite popular) which is a long-lasting, rich vanilla scent which they claim has a high dose of the real vanilla and is one of their most expensive fragrances to produce. i guess if you overload it, the life can be extended quite a bit and being overload it will still let off a strong scent (if I understand how fixers work correctly). Aftelier of course uses no synthetic fixers so the vanilla is left to fend on it’s own with just the naturals

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  9. Whoa! Someone I have found on WP to fell for a vanilla like girl.😃
    It’s great that you could write so beautifully relating with fragrances. Such a unique tagline you have got.✨💫

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  13. Vanilla, three hours per day not bad, unless you want to wear it to work. Amber, smoke and vanilla presents itself as knockout and dainty. The vanilla pod is so rare, I actually love the pod for my puddings and desserts especially custard. Vanilla smoke I would try it, not to work though, it’s too eventful, for incidental moments maybe…..

    Knockout poetry

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  22. I just prepared vannila icecream recently. Your poem vividly describes my thoughts imagining icecream as the girl. She was gone when I wanted more! 😅

    Yet another amazing poem!

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  23. Isn’t vanilla absolutely serene? It smells amazing and yes, like you said, I hope it stayed longer.
    The poem actually has wonderful metaphors though. This one quite a direct poem, in contrast to the others, but in the end, it left me in awe nevertheless.
    Hope you find your vanilla girl, she can get elusive.

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