Broad-Leafy Virginian Tobacco Blooming Blows

We speak of queens, of virgins, of tobacco, of blooming, of blows

Of Vithourginia and her succulent ripeness, ripping on reefer and riff

Virginia wonderfully fertile, a rich loam soil, unsoiled, virgin, unplow-ed

A “the America’s” state of Virginia, for a Virgin Queen, who wasn’t, and Virginia’s swampy part, Washington, D.C., for the virgin queen, of her army or navy bereft — not even statehood, or maiden head–

We return to Wycleff,

Cooking with queens, as a tobacco revue and recital, to bloom and blow as the Atlantic or English Channel, the virgin queen, letting her hair down, letting the wind blow, letting from America, tobacco smoke brokenly grows,

Tobacco in the queen’s stew used for seasoning, tobacco is good for reasoning, though tobacco is low as it is terrible for breathing, or blowing, a vice virgin employ, as cancer and cigar being phallic, Atlantic or English in storm shaking, grows gross by the gross in maritime trade, if the storms could or would fade,

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