Nisean (Parfums de Marly) | Perfume Poetry

Poetry inspired by the perfume Nisean from Parfums de Marly.

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Trees are an amalgam
Of green and brown.
Green illustrates growth;
And hardened strength by the brown.

Cut a tree in half, you have
a panorama of my life.
Cover the ends in shellac
And display my story.
Every era – a lifeline, to be exact.
Times that smelled sweet
But soon tasted bitter after that.

Old war horses like me,
We were legends in our own timesLike Niseans.
We came in like lions
But now. . . go out like lambs.
On our way to extinction.

But, on our way back to dust,
we only hope and pray
For new trees to take root
On the ground we’ve lain.

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Author: Jay Bleu

An Original Blend of Perfume and Poetry

54 thoughts on “Nisean (Parfums de Marly) | Perfume Poetry”

  6. (We came in like lions
    But now. . . go out like lambs.
    On our way to extinction.)

    This is a different horse

    (Cut a tree in half, you have
    a panorama of my life.
    Cover the ends in shellac)
    Yes I had this impression, someday is should a long look at it.

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    1. Yes I believe this breed of horse is extinct, or maybe just the thing of legends. I almost want to say they believe the Queen of Sheba gave some as a gift to King Solomon

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