Perfect timing, perfect poem, perfect format!

How utterly beautiful :) I have mixed feelings about it, it makes me feel lonely, yet hopeful, then the whole image makes me feel sad again...as if reminiscing. I would love to share this somewhere if you don't mind?

Also, just my suggestion, the comma after 'yet' killed the flow for me, even context wise it does not fit, because this way it means as though there are no roses yet - however, I guess you meant that although there are no x nor y, yet perfume lingers

Just my side note, but I really loved this piece and waiting for your approval/disapproval to share, along with your name ofcourse.

To me- this is a senryu, because it deals with human emotion. And as a side note to anyone who thinks a haiku is anything but nature based is wrong. Anyway.

The first line i feel is based on sadness, and when i think of an empty bed i think of two things, one is the person recently became single and is feeling the loneliness. Or two the person that slept next to them has passed away and they are again feeling loneliness.

The second line tells me that jasmine and lavender are the other persons favorite smells and since they are now gone it is no longer there.

The third line tells me, that the other person wore perfume quite a lot and the person who was left behind has grown accostomed to that smell.

I do like how this poem leaves the reader thinking and is open to interpretation. I feel like those are the best poems. I really don't have any criticism about thd poem itself because writing three lines with imagery and meaning is difficult, but i feel you have done both well here. :).

This stood out to me as a haiku. I instantly saw one standing over a pilfered garden...with only the smell to remind them that this place once held beauty.
Honestly, I can see it as both, but the defining factor I feel is what author sees it as. After all the author knows the true meaning of their words, the readers can only surmise.

All in all, great write!