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Poison Girl by Dior is Perfume Poetry.

She mixed bitter orange and half sweet cherry,
Said she’s the girl my mom warned me about.
It’s Amaretto? No, sugar, trust me…
Tastes like Poison but I’m already out.

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Fragrance Poetry Inspired by Poison Girl from Dior.

dior poison girl fragrance review poetry — Photo by Stanislav Kondratiev on Unsplash

It was half bitter orange,
Half sweet cherry.
This cup the waitress served me
Left me feeling kind of hairy.

I said, “Is the Amaretto?”
She said “No it’s sugar. . .Trust Me!”
It was super sweet and spicy
With a bite that killed me softly.

In a dark red glass,
With her lipstick on the rim,
This drink felt kind of dangerous
Like a rose from Brothers Grimm.

She said, “I’m the kind of girl
Your mother warned you about.”
I said “Stop! This cup is ‘Poison!’”
And I’m already out!

Dia Man by Amouage is Perfume Poetry.

Fragrance Poetry inspired by Dia Man from Amouage.

I woke up in paradise
Bright and green
A vase of your peonies
By my bed
Perfect moments
Beyond what can be seen
I’m waiting here
For as long as I can

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The first moment of the day.
Fresh – Happy – Bright.
The window, slightly open, let’s in
the scent of Green, spicy plants
baking in the soft morning sun.
Those same yellow, mellow beams
stretch from their sleep
across my face.
Next to the bed, a jar of white flowers.
Gently wafting my eyes to close again.
Next to me, my lover still lies.
Precious. . .peaceful.
I try not to disturb.

Today, I woke up in paradise.
I try not to think too much –
I don’t want to ruin this moment
with the cares of to come.
Perfect moments don’t last.
And with day comes night.
But I hold on to moments
like this
As long as I can.

Aoud Cuir d’Arabie (Montale) | Fragrance Poetry

Complimentary –
The Pleasant and Unpleasant,
Catch a Memory.

Fragrance Poetry (Haiku) inspired by Montale’s Aoud Cuir d’Arabie.

Montale aoud cuir d'arabie poetic fragrance review — Photo by Federico Gutierrez on Unsplash

There’s so much to say about this fragrance, yet so little I can say. . .A mix of leather and fecal aromas. . . Translated “Oud Leather of Arabia. . .” Even though it may not be a pleasant smell by itself, like the smell of a camel, it can bring you back mentally to happy times – perhaps on a farm, or on a trip where you got to travel to an exotic place (exotic to those like myself in the USA) where you were surrounded with camels.