Fever (Jimmy Choo) | Perfume Poetry

Poetry inspired by the perfume Fever from Jimmy Choo.

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You’re soft and sweet but you’re drawing me in
so strongly – you’ve got me sick with a fever.
I just keep spinning around in circles
Straight to you – you’ve got me sick with a fever.

I guzzled you in like cups of cola
And now my mind is sick – I’ve got a fever.
Your purple sweetness – drops of vanilla –
Now my mind goes black cuz I have a fever.

You draw me in – you draw me in so close.
And I’m back for more cuz I have a fever.

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26 thoughts on “Fever (Jimmy Choo) | Perfume Poetry”

  1. I really don’t know how you do it Jay. If I knew i think it will take away the intrigue, the wonder and the mystery in making fragrance come alive, taking human form and then moving right into songwriting.
    Fever by Jimmy Choo reads like a must have.

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    1. Sometimes a fragrance is even better than my writing. Sometimes a fragrance can’t do my writing justice B-) Either way, having something real and physical for inspiration definitely helps my writing (as opposed to just being inspired by feelings)

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      1. I love the medium either way, the individual and unique encounter with the fragrance, that something called personal touch brings a new expression and significance to the scent. Physical presence makes a world of difference.

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      1. Hahaha yaa, it is quite common to tease people by saying you have loveria, here in India. It simply means a disease of falling in love. So let’s say someone is saying that they can’t sleep at night, they are only thinking of one special heart, are smiling for no reason or simply listing the symptoms of falling in love, and also claiming they have no idea what’s happened to them, the friends may tease them and say darling you have loveria. Haha. It is used informally, for fun sake .

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