The air, when she passes, yields a musk, A whisper of jasmine, before the dusk. Her essence, a secret the breezes impart, A flame in the stillness, that captures the heart. From the folds of her garment, a fragrance takes flight, Like spices of Araby, bathed in soft light. A promise it holds, of gardens unseen, Where passion awakens, and desires convene. Her presence, a bloom in the desert's dry air, A potent perfume, beyond all compare. It lingers, a phantom, when she is afar, A sweet, subtle echo, of the woman whom I fond .