The calm and floral
notes of Jasmine Green
first they dance, and then linger
and remind me of
the flowering spring
The earthy-smoky
hints in Keemun
remind me of the
sightly smoky woods
into which I walk
The nutty-grassy
taste in Kukicha tea
is one in which I do delight
it tastes like autumn, it tastes of lake
and of the fresh-cut grass
The buttery-nutty taste
can be found in Milk Oolong
it tastes of fresh churned butter
and holds me many memories
I smile when I taste this tea
I like the taste of White Peony
that reminds me of
the summer rain
of fresh fallen autumn leaves
and of melting winter snow
The taste of Pu-erh of many kinds
always has and always will
remind me of the spring
whether walking in the rainy wood
or in my garden planting seed
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