I breathe the scent of your warm breasts,
I see unfurled before me happy shores
Dazzled by the fires of a changeless sun;

Curious trees and savory fruits;
Men whose bodies are thin and vigorous,
And women whose eyes are astonishingly frank.
Guided by your scent toward charming climes,
I see a port filled with sails and masts
Still fatigued by the swell of the ocean,

Which permeates the air and swells my nostrils,
Blends in my soul with the song of the sailors.
-Baudelaire, translation by Cat Nilan © 1999, 2004
No reason. No reason at all.
I just fell in love with my bride again, and it's starting on to spring, and the golden evening light fills with the sound of my children playing.
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