In the gentle arms of Kentucky, where the bluegrass whispers low,
I lived a life of quiet touch, where the rolling rivers flow.
With fingertips I painted dreams, and through the fragrant air,
I felt the tales of yesteryears in a land beyond compare.
The sweet perfume of blooming fields, the taste of homemade pie,
The rustle of the morning leaves, the clear, expansive sky.
In every step, a memory, in every sound, a guide,
I walked the paths of old Kentucky, with my heart open wide.
But whispers on the southern winds spoke of a distant place,
A city vast and filled with life, a vibrant, warm embrace.
Mexico City called my name, with a song of mystery,
A land of colors rich and deep, waiting there for me.
I left my home with quiet hope, and a cane to show the way,
The plane ride hummed a lullaby to the dawn of a new day.
As I stepped onto the foreign soil, the air was sweet and wild,
Mexico City’s breath of life embraced me like a child.
The Zócalo, the city’s heart, beat strong beneath my feet,
Its ancient stones spoke histories in a language bittersweet.
The echoes of the Aztec drums, the whisper of the past,
In Mexico City, I found a love that I knew would last.
The scent of marigolds and spice, of tacos from the stand,
The melody of mariachis, a guide to understand.
Each sound a brushstroke on the canvas of my mind,
Creating vivid landscapes in the world of the blind.
Frida’s house in cobalt hues, a garden rich and lush,
Told stories of her pain and strength, in every fragrant brush.
In Chapultepec, the forest deep, where kings and legends rest,
I felt the pulse of ages past beat strong within my chest.
Street vendors called with lively cries, their wares a vibrant spread,
I tasted life in every bite, and in each word they said.
The laughter of children in the square, the music in the air,
A symphony of senses rich, a life beyond compare.
I navigated through the streets by touch, by sound, by scent,
Each step a new adventure, in a world of deep intent. Though sightless, I could see so clear, with senses sharp and bright,
In Mexico City’s loving arms, I walked with pure delight.
Kentucky’s hills are part of me, a song within my soul,
But here among the bustling streets, I’ve found a different role.
A man of two lands, two hearts, where life’s true beauty lies,
In the vibrant beat of Mexico, I’ve opened wide my eyes.
Now here I stand, both homes within, a traveler of the mind,
Where Kentucky’s calm and Mexico’s charm in harmony entwined.
In every breath, a story new, in every touch, a sight,
I’ve found a world that speaks to me, in darkness and in light.
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