Fragrance Poetry inspired by Bulgari Gyan.
Tell me the riddle of the seductive,
With dense desires suspended in air
And faint pheromones that are abductive?
Romance was created by The Divine,
And secrets held in your sapphire eyes.
They’re a treasure to explore – and make mine.
The final spice of life to discover:
What makes your allure so alluring?
It drowns me to depths beyond recover.
The simple wisdom that God has passed on:
How man loves a woman. . . There is no “Gyan.”
Collins Dictionary defines Gyan as the Sanskrit word for “Knowledge.”
On their website, Bulgari describes this fragrance as one of insight and sophistication – attributing to it the name “Gyan” – as well as the use of the Blue Sapphire, representing the same. However, When I smell patchouli, the overwhelming affect I get is one of mysterious attraction. I decided to tie two themes together – but with a twist – writing a poem of mysterious romance that – although being created by God (for our enjoyment!) – can also never be truly understood.
Proverbs 30 [NLT]: “There are three things that amaze me— no, four things that I don’t understand: how an eagle glides through the sky, how a snake slithers on a rock, how a ship navigates the ocean, how a man loves a woman.”
Click here to find out more about the fragrance Bulgari Gyan.
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