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The name of the rose...
...is Lyirc!
The Lyric Man has already been dissected and described in other reviews more often more accurate, better and more vividly than I ever could.
But since he is one of my favorites, I can not resist the temptation to leave him a slightly more detailed comment anyway.
Consequently, this is therefore less a description of the fragrance, but rather a declaration of love:
So how does Lyric Man affect me?
He does not just hover around me, he wraps me in his thoughtful-dreamy realm of roses, gently beds me in a warm, fresh four-poster bed and fills me with an indescribable, deep calm.
At the same time, it makes me sad. The rose in Lyric Man is dark as the night, mysterious as a beautiful, strange woman, fragile as expensive porcelain, strong and steadfast as a venerable oak and cool and dodgy as a walk through a rainy alley.
It is thought-provoking and deeply melancholy.
A profound, tragically beautiful masterpiece.
If I had to compare it with a song, it would be "Over and over", sung by Frank Sinatra.
The Lyric Man has already been dissected and described in other reviews more often more accurate, better and more vividly than I ever could.
But since he is one of my favorites, I can not resist the temptation to leave him a slightly more detailed comment anyway.
Consequently, this is therefore less a description of the fragrance, but rather a declaration of love:
So how does Lyric Man affect me?
He does not just hover around me, he wraps me in his thoughtful-dreamy realm of roses, gently beds me in a warm, fresh four-poster bed and fills me with an indescribable, deep calm.
At the same time, it makes me sad. The rose in Lyric Man is dark as the night, mysterious as a beautiful, strange woman, fragile as expensive porcelain, strong and steadfast as a venerable oak and cool and dodgy as a walk through a rainy alley.
It is thought-provoking and deeply melancholy.
A profound, tragically beautiful masterpiece.
If I had to compare it with a song, it would be "Over and over", sung by Frank Sinatra.
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