If one could sell feelings inside of glass bottles, I would spend the excess fat in my bank account buying the hit of humidity which encases us both immediately after flying into a warmer climate. This would be a highly reckless purchase, however, as the very purpose of such suffocation pleasure is only a by-product of our time spent together cooling off in hotel sanctuaries, museum air-con and the shade of a hilltop tree within a cemetery; none of which could ever be contained in the bottle.
Poem #15 from my collection 'A Shropshire Grad'. A poem for someone special - and travel