Nikhil Parekh - Indian Poet


I didn't want a place in your ostentatiously embellished fabric; I infact wanted to immortally reside in your violently throbbing heart instead, 


 


I didn't want a place in your voluptuously lingering mascara; I infact wanted to immortally reside in your mesmerizing eye instead, 


 


I didn't want a place in the pompous vermilion coated on your forehead; I infact wanted to immortally reside in your ingenious brain instead, 


 


I didn't want a place in your sleazily glittering nail polish; I infact wanted to immortally reside in the center of your palm instead, 


 


I didn't want a place in the delectably fluffs of shampoo overflowing seductively from your scalp; I infact wanted to immortally reside in your tantalizingly black 


and ravishing hair instead, 


 


I didn't want a place in the resplendent chain encapsulating your belly; I infact wanted to immortally reside in the cushioned interiors of your robust stomach instead, 


 


I didn't want a place in the golden glasses of wine which were kept on your mantelpiece; I infact wanted to immortally reside in the stupendously fragrant


sweat which oozed down your arms instead, 


 


I didn't want a place in  your alluringly deceptive lipstick; I infact wanted to immortally reside in your lusciously pink lips instead, 


 


I didn't want a place in your slender network of boundlessly huge veins; I infact wanted to reside in the crimson streams of your blood instead, 


 


I didn't want a place in the smoke that engulfed you at all times of the day; I infact wanted to immortally reside in your ardently passionate breath instead, 


 


I didn't want a place in your exorbitantly costly designer shoe; I infact wanted to immortally reside in your celestial feet instead, 


 


I didn't want a place in your opalescent pair of vanity earrings; I infact wanted to immortally reside in your daintily dangling ears instead, 


 


I didn't want a place in the armory of diamonds which incessantly glowed on your petite fingers; I infact wanted to immortally reside in your tightly clasped and fervent fists instead, 


 


I didn't want a place in the voice that floated from your persona for a few seconds and then disappeared into obsolete oblivion; I infact wanted to immortally reside in your incredulously rosy tongue instead, 


 


I didn't want a place in the shimmering chain of silver enveloping your elongated neck; I infact wanted to immortally reside in the profoundly mystically valley of your throat instead, 


 


I didn't want a place in the grandiloquently jewel studded watch camouflaging your wrists; I infact wanted to immortally reside in the pulse that indefatigably palpitated beneath your sparkling skin instead, 


 


I didn't want a place in the astoundingly appetizing granules of food you consumed several times in a single day; I infact wanted to immortally reside in your immaculately scintillating teeth instead, 


 


I didn't want a place in the spuriously spongy car seat in which you sat; I infact wanted to immortally reside in the most volatile of your fantasy; the most


fabulously titillating of your dreams instead, 


 


And I didn't want a place in every person whom you encountered on the streets in your struggle for existence each day and night; I infact wanted to immortally reside in your euphorically palpable life instead.



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I Wanted To Immortally Reside

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