Notus the God of the South Wind Poem

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Notus, god of the southern breeze,
A warm zephyr that soothes and frees,
A gentle wind, with a balmy touch,
Bringing warmth and comfort, oh so much!
From lands of heat and sunlit skies,
You come with warmth, a welcome prize,
A breath of summer, a kiss of fire,
Reviving hearts with your warm desire.
Notus, god of the southern gales,
You bring the scent of blooming dales,
With fragrant flowers and fields of green,
A pastoral scene, a tranquil dream.
Your gentle whispers in the trees,
Bring melodies of summer's ease,
With rustling leaves and swaying grass,
A symphony of warmth that will surpass.
Notus, god of the gentle breeze,
Your warmth brings life to land and seas,
A soothing touch, a soft caress,
A reminder of nature's tenderness.
In your embrace, we find delight,
As warmth and beauty intertwine just right,
Notus, god of the south wind's grace,
We honor you, in this enchanted place.