Nikhil Parekh - Indian Poet


My eyes might have innocuously closed umpteenth number of times; in the tenure of my impoverished and short life, 


But it was only when they felt your celestially compassionate palms on them; that they fell into a spell of invincibly everlasting sleep.


 


My lips might have wholesomely unfurled a boundless number of times; in the space of my disastrously stumbling and battered life, 


But it was only when they felt your perennially unassailable kiss on their devastated contours; that they lit up into the most stupendously philanthropic smiles.


 


My armpits might have diffused into an infinite globules of sweat; in the course of my disdainfully pulverized and truculently bereaved life, 


But it was only when they felt your impeccably enamoring visage by their side; that they blossomed into the truly persevering essence of vibrantly mesmerizing and enigmatic existence.


 


My brain might have rampantly fantasized a countless number of times; in the lugubrious wandering of my aimlessly loitering life, 


But it was only when it conceived and felt your divinely energy to the fullest capacity; that it transcended beyond the realms of ecstatically replenishing paradise.


 


My legs might have transgressed an unfathomable number of steps; in the expedition of my indefatigably vacillating and frantic life, 


But it was only when they felt your bountifully silken stride beside them; that they perpetually radiated the sparkle of irrefutably unconquerable triumph; for centuries immemorial.


 


My persona might have exuded into an incomprehensible number of goose-bumps; in the dilapidated entrenchment of my painstakingly obsessive and penalizing life, 


But it was only when it felt your ingratiatingly compassionate warmth; that it uncontrollably erupted into tremors of insatiably unparalleled excitement.


 


My throat might have quavered an unsurpassable number of times; in the debilitating unraveling of my obnoxiously asphyxiated and lackadaisical life, 


But it was only when it felt your unbelievably sacred breath; that it beautifully bloomed into the most majestically aristocratic of patriotic tunes.


 


My fists might have clenched a fathomless number of times; in the vicious maelstrom of my inexplicably mystical and insanely cold-blooded life, 


But it was only when they felt your Omnipotent fingers intertwined in them; that they unflinchingly rose and altruistically sacrificed themselves; for the cause of humanitarian righteousness.


 


And my heart might have throbbed a limitless number of times; in the  inconspicuously insipid and baselessly worthless fragment of my life, 


But it was only when your immortally blessing beats bonded with mine; that it not only fell in unconquerable love with you; but with every element of enchanting goodness and benign beauty; on the Almighty Creator's planet divine.



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