From Bluegrass Fields to Aztec Dreams,
Where Kentucky’s sunrise softly gleams,
Dawn whispers through the plaza’s trees,
With laughter, music, and cafes’ tease.
I traded bluegrass hills for mariachi’s sway,
A vibrant serenade that guides my way.
My cane taps a rhythm on cobblestone streets,
Once wild meadows, now vibrant beats.
Chili peppers’ scent, jacaranda’s bloom,
Paint a world unseen, a rich perfume.
Sun-warmed stones whisper Aztec lore,
Beneath my touch, history’s allure.
Though sightless, I feel the city’s pulse,
A vibrant tapestry, a life convulse.
Mexico City’s heart beats for me,
A symphony of senses, wild and free.
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