Nikhil Parekh - Indian Poet


None was miserably black and dolorously decrepit; None was immaculately pristine and white, 


 


None was preposterously diminutive and sanctimoniously stunted; None was limitlessly tall and unfathomable, 


 


None was devastatedly dithering and lugubriously decrepit; None was impregnably unflinching and aristocratic, 


 


None was truculently impoverished and treacherously incarcerated; None was unsurpassably opulent and dictatorial, 


 


None was manipulatively bawdy and stupidly licentious; None was irrefutably truthful and sparkling, 


 


None was diabolically pernicious and parasitically murderous; None was spell bindingly magnanimous and philanthropic, 


 


None was discordantly cacophonic and disdainfully hoarse; None was 


gorgeously mellifluous and rhapsodic, 


 


None was insanely coldblooded and hilariously delirious; None was 


patriotically immortal and blazing, 


 


None was grotesquely distorted and hedonistically ugly; None was 


bountifully resplendent and sacrosanct, 


 


None was gauntly livid and sordidly pallid; None was ebulliently twinkling and synergistic, 


 


None was hysterically sobbing and traumatically agonized; None was 


exuberantly happy and unparalleled, 


 


None was obnoxiously dumb and unimaginably shy; None was 


flamboyantly blistering and unconquerable, 


 


None was abhorrently naïve and disastrously oblivious; None was 


astoundingly eclectic and Omnipotent, 


 


None was lecherously maim and unimaginably slavering; None was 


indomitably galloping and supernatural, 


 


None was penuriously betraying and libidinously camouflaging; None was compassionately cozy and adorable, 


 


None was raunchily marauding and indiscriminately dividing; None was 


innocently newborn and iridescent, 


 


None was lackadaisically stoical and laconically deserted; None was 


boisterously bubbling and vivacious, 


 


None was stupendously embellished and jubilantly marvelous; None was 


indigently emaciated and threadbare, 


 


O! Yes; For the Omnisciently Almighty Lord; everyone organism breathing and alive; irrespective of caste; creed; color; stature and tribe; was insuperably equal; was just a palpable piece of infinitesimally molecular life.



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