"Scent plays an often under-appreciated role in sexual attraction, helping to account for why visual attractiveness alone can't explain just how physically attractive a person is perceived to be. But what role does our ability to smell our partners - or potential partners - play in actual experience?" - Emma Young, British Psychological Society Far too often overlooked, misunderstood, and underestimated is the role SCENT plays in sexual experiences. The change in moods and emotions produces secretions that trigger a social response from the world around you. A SCENT. We give off a SCENT that can stimulate arousal, desire, lust; a sensually intoxicating SCENT not bound to a particular odour detected only by sense of smell, but detected through undefined receptors and are secreted by way of sweat and saliva - chemical secretions that do not have an odour, but they are felt. We give off a SCENT. SCENT that can be felt. The SCENT of attraction's aroma. It is felt. It is what the opposite sex wants, and what you allow when pushed by provocative insistence. The SCENT that pushes your inhibitions ferociously into raging desire. It turns you on. You become the poem. This is the SCENT that calls out in the night hours from the pleasurably pleasant places of fantasy and inhibition. The climax.The orgasmic ecstasy of the poem's throbbings. The next page leaves you pulsating for more. SCENT