You spread pleasing redolence of love
Over the space of my bedchamber;
I, sometime feel like breathing in
The sweetener of aloes wood fragrance;
Sometime, I smell it
Like the perfume of a bay rum plant
Of the Caribbean region;
Sometime, I smell it like the scented pulvil
Finely ground with colors of thing;
Sometimes, I smell it like the perfume of Arabia;
Sometime like the perfume
Of a pear-shaped orange
Of a Mediterranean
tree;
Sometime like the fragrance of the bulbous plant,
Sometime as the fragrant orange blossom
Of the Magnolia family.
It is still fresh,
It is still sweet and pleasing.
Your appearance in my room
Brings the au-bade
Of morning sunrise,
And it echoes in my room.
It comes ever like the memoirs of golden childhood.
At evenings, it sends the tweets and chirps
Of animals and birds redounding through
the net-windows of my room.
Copyright: Welkin Siskin