Music, chocolate and a daughter's cheek

Hearing loathes vision's majestic space
and volume.
Touch longs for hearing's soothe
and sight's variety.
Smell craves taste's opposites
and vision's logic.
Taste relishes touch's texture;
resents smell's versatility.
And vision covets hearing's music and laughing children, smell's memory,
the sweetness of taste and the gentle tickle of touch.

Kirk Haselden