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| 625. A Sip A sip of wine sits upon my palate The taste of oak and cherry upon my tongue An aroma that smells of aged excellence My soul warmed by fruits baked beneath the sun I swirl the glass with such fanfare The splendor of rich clarity such a sight to see My senses are engulfed by riches beyond avarice Sitting in happy silence no place I’d rather be A toast is raised for the success of the vintner Achievement appreciated by but a select few The clanking of glasses no greater applause possible Comrades entwined like grapes on vines they once grew A simple smile expresses more than satisfaction The nectar of the gods enjoyed with such flair Time has no meaning when happiness is so flavorful If wine were a lover we’d all have an affair |
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