Lay your hands on my cold and fragile bottle; hold the cork and twist me- gently-- slowly-- don’t stop until you hear me pop; set my spirit free and I go astray- into your soul so weary; close your eyes, smell the earth in me- herbs, tobaccos, vanillas, trees- savor the aroma of heavens; now pour me down in the empty glass- of love and affection; touch me with your lonely tongue; indulge my warmth- wrapping your delicate heart; little sips- after little sips; until- you lose control.
O fair Helena descending- How could you not look at me? You were once Narcissus in the meadow; Kissing the soil- Blooming with lavenders- Basking in the afternoon sun- Where did all your sunshine go?
Your blurry reflection- of somberness; heavy eyes; calloused hands; disheveled hair; timid air-
Dismayed the goddess in you.
Faded golden lyre; Withered Pierian roses; Crushed altar of flame; Mortal madness! Ascend back to the divines- Depart from this mortal coil; Be the Narcissus in the meadow.