My Perfume

Love's essence turned into vapour
And flew into a bottle of perfume,
Wear me,
Said it,
As it sunk deeper into the glass bottle,
Taking in its shape
Moulding itself with it!

Wear me
Every single day of your life
Wear me
As
Someday,
It shall all be over!

Life shall sparkle with stardust
And universes
Which the human mind can conceive not
Will paint themselves
In the cosmos
Merely
To have you amazed and cheerful
As kids are
At Christmas time!

Wear me
As you wake up
And face the day,
Dark and broody
As stones fall from clouds!

Wear me
As you gaze at vipers
And return their sweet smile!

Wear me
As you walk 
Barefoot
On paths on which nails 
Have been planted!

Wear me
As I am here
To remind you
That life on Earth
Remains a punishment!

Here,
You shall have to keep struggling
Regardless of what happened before
You shall have to keep suffering
As such is what the skies willed for you
And,
If you claim to love them,
Then, 
Wear me
And accept it all
With a smile
As,
Like my fragrance
Everything else shall last only for a while!

Written on 21st August 2019
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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Dietrich Avatar
December 15, 2019 at 3:40 PM
Congrats for your win in the free verse contest. I do love a good fragrance!! (for me Chanel 5 or Taboo)
Barden Avatar
December 13, 2019 at 5:15 AM
Best wishes and congrats for your win in John's Free Verse contest, Anoucheka - he knows his stuff! Blessings and happy holidays to you and yours! :o)
Na Avatar
December 11, 2019 at 7:41 PM
Congrats on your winning poem Anoucheka
Hamilton Avatar
December 11, 2019 at 10:50 AM
A lovely poem Anoucheka, congrats on another win in my contest, enjoyed!
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