The foremost lovely fragrance I can envision is you
It is me alone who can smell your fragrance from afar.
I breathe the fragrance of your body
Breathe in, the fragrance energizes my soul and my entire body
Breathe out, keeps me in expectation of breathing in again
I breathe the fragrance of your body
Your fragrance is born of enthusiasm
Its reason is to touch off
The bouquet is unmistakably yours
I recognize this fragrance anyplace
Blindfolded in a swarmed room
It could be a fragrance that as it were I identify
It could be a fragrance that drives me
It is you. It is wonderful
And long after you've you are gone,
I breathe your waiting fragrance on my body
I breathe your waiting fragrance on my bed
I breathe your waiting fragrance on my lips
It keeps me awake every day.
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