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Best Poems From
NIKHIL PAREKH
(27/08/1977)
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Please smile
A smile on your lips comes absolutely free; spreading
waves of unsolicited
exhilaration in my persona,
A smile on your lips looks mystically enchanting;
resembling sweet coats of
molten nectar,
A smile on your lips accentuates your immaculate
teeth; portraying your
mesmerizing grace,
A smile on your lips gives me loads of renewed hope;
instantly assassinating
all the anguish I face,
A smile on your lips reveals your boisterous nature;
encompassing me
completely in supreme exultation,
A smile on your lips impregnates me with hope;
prompting me to overcome a
battalion of dismal failures,
A smile on your lips makes me walk fast; keep up pace
with the uncouth speed
of mundane world,
A smile on your lips looks ravishing in the tenacious
moonlight; instigating
me to stare unrelentingly in your sapphire eyes,
A smile on your lips sculptures your face to resemble
a fairy; bestowing upon
my dreary soul a plethora of riches,
A smile on your lips makes me oblivious to time; and
hours unleash themselves
into days without traces of boredom,
A smile on your lips reinvigorates my exhausted bones;
encouraging me to walk
for marathon distances in sweltering heat of the sun,
A smile on your lips makes me feel exorbitantly
special; placing me several
shades above the common pedestrian,
A smile on your lips makes me ostentatiously dream;
sequestering me from harsh
realities; blending me with ostentatious walls of the
palace,
A smile on your lips incorporates me with tumultuous
confidence; making me
extravagantly speak at business meetings,
A smile on your lips gives you that frivolous look;
melting my stringently
compact composure; instilling my demeanor with
inevitable desires,
A smile on your lips makes me feel flying high in thin
clouds; incessantly
constructing a building of dreams,
A smile on your lips reinstates my belief in mankind;
inducing me to be
philanthropic towards my fellow beings,
A smile on your lips pacifies soaring temperatures of
viral fever in my
silhouette; alleviating the soreness in my intricate
throat,
A smile on your lips makes me incorrigibly feel I am
real; have a definite
purpose while existing on this earth,
A smile on your lips distinguishes you from the
solitary girl; granting you
the invincible status of being holistically alive,
So for heaven sake sweet heart; wake up from the
realms of unconsciousness and
PLEASE SMILE.
(c) (r) copyright-2004, by nikhil parekh. all rights reserved.
Nikhil Parekh
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38.
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100 Bones
God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast mitigate a 100
people from the aisles of inexplicably traumatic
suffering during your entire lifetime; not to erect an
infinite ghoulish palaces of yours; upon their
innocently unblemished blood,
God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast save a 100
innocuous orphans from drowning in the satanic waters
during your entire lifetime; not to viciously sell
them to your infinite viciously devilish agents; so
that they could tawdrily trade them for their nubile
skin,
God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast grow a 100
holistically bountiful trees during your entire
lifetime; not to ruthlessly massacre infinite
blissful lives; just to appease the spuriously
petulant itching in your sinister eyes,
God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast evolve a 100
abodes for the tremblingly oppressed during your
entire lifetime; not to pave infinite battlefields of
unrelentingly pugnacious war; deluging every cranny of
the celestial planet with indiscriminately vengeful
bloodshed,
God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast enlighten a 100
despicably shattered faces with a smile during your
entire lifetime; not to squalidly replenish infinite
bombastic swimming pools of yours with tears of the
devastatingly deprived,
God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast disinfect a 100
km of land of all its malicious parasite during your
entire lifetime; not to uncouthly trample your chariot
of derogatory gunpowder; over an infinite ebulliently
new born infant lives,
God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast thank a 100
people for their benevolent graciousness during your
entire lifetime; not to scurrilously slander infinite
impeccable children; for ostensibly no reason nor
rhyme,
God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast light the
lantern of spell binding compassion in a 100
despairingly extinguishing households during your
entire lifetime; not to mercilessly keep infinite a
fragrant flower at the hideously venomous nozzle of
your gunpoint,
God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast sagaciously
educate a 100 illiterate during your entire lifetime;
not to heartlessly snatch away even the most
infinitesimally fleeting happiness; from infinite
symbiotically majestic lives,
God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast behead a 100
repugnant devils during your entire lifetime; not to
ominously asphyxiate the throats of infinite divinely
lactating mothers; for nonsensically immortalizing
your own; treacherous kind,
God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast ameliorate a 100
wounded soldiers of your sacred motherland during your
entire lifetime; not to lecherously bury infinite a
living organism countless feet beneath their grave;
even as their emanated the first cries of euphoric
life,
God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast sing a 100 songs
of unassailable unity during your entire lifetime; not
to horrifically maim infinite a mellifluous voice;
with the truculently sordid wings of your corpulently
corruptive authority,
God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast march a 100
unflinching footsteps for uplifting your heavenly
homesoil during your entire lifetime; not to insanely
sell even the tiniest robe of your divinely mother; to
infinite luridly barking parasites,
God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast bend a 100 times
in due obeisance of natures panoramic charisma during
your entire lifetime; not to preposterously keep
towering like a chauvinistically self centered
flagpole; luridly crippling infinite blissful bodies;
their bread and brime,
God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast uninhibitedly
melange with a 100 different tribes during your entire
lifetime; not to lethally diffuse bombs of acridly
whipping discrimination; amongst infinite
civilizations worldwide,
God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast free a 100
torturously excoriated of your comrades from clutches
of despondent slavery during your entire lifetime; not
to lasciviously sculpture an infinite bars of macabre
prison; with unending shrieks of the amiably
immaculate,
God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast feed a 100
unfathomably emaciating stomachs during your entire
lifetime; not to perniciously infiltrate the morsels
of infinite haplessly staggering; with your worthless
spit,
God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast splash the lives
of a 100 infertile with vivaciously ingratiating color
during your entire lifetime; not to invidiously stash
your own dungeons with bloodstained carcasses of your;
infinite egregiously crucified prey,
And God gave you a 100 bones; to atleast throb a 100
times for the spirit of life; unshakable love and
timeless humanity during your entire lifetime; not to
betrayingly steal infinite an heart; so that you could
exist for an unstoppable more lives
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ฉฎcopyright-2004, by nikhil parekh. All rights reserved.
Nikhil Parekh
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A Child smiles
Only in a world of freedom,
Can a child unfold and bloom.
Only with the sun piercing right through the dark hut,
Can a child see the wonderful sights of this world.
Only in an ocean of unprejudiced love,
Can a child speak to its heart's content.
Only through the eyes of soft empathy,
Can a child see its true reflection.
Only in surroundings of unadulterated society,
Can a child open its mind wholesomely and dream.
Only when applauded at its tiniest achievement,
Can a child come to know its hidden potential.
Only in lanes without propagation of caste,
Can a child recognize its own identity.
Only in the cradle of happiness,
Can a child fantasize and create.
Only in vicinity of the learned,
Can a child imbibe the essentials of life.
Only in the pages of medieval history,
Can a child understand its ancestors better.
Only in unpolluted waters of the Ganges,
Can a child splash its hands and wholeheartedly swim.
Only without discrimination of gender and status,
Can a child flourish to achieve its goal.
Only in the gentle hands of its mother,
Can a child shield its eyes and sob.
And Only in an atmosphere of complete equality,
Can a child stimulate his urge for learning, prosper
and SMILE.
ฉCOPYRIGHT-2000, BY NIKHIL PAREKH. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Nikhil Parekh
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Companion
The flamboyantly blazing rays of the marvelously royal
Sun; were my passionately piquant companions; for the
perseveringly sweltering day,
Ravishing beams of mystically resplendent moonlight;
were my eternally gratifying companions; for the
voluptuously silken night,
The tree leaves rustling in spell binding
vivaciousness; were my most blissful companions in my
times of; disastrously sordid loneliness,
Springs of Omnisciently cascading water; were my
bountifully quelling companions; when I dreadfully
sulked in a whirlpool of abominably horrendous dirt,
Pristine shores incessantly rumbling with
tantalizingly undulating waves; were my ravishingly
tangy companions; in my times of drearily despicable
depression,
Fathomless carpets of enchantingly grandiloquent
skies; were my timelessly invincible companions; in my
times of lackadaisically crippling boredom,
Hives of melodiously sweet and glitteringly golden
honey; were my beautifully enamoring companions; in my
times of gruesomely malevolent bitterness,
Truculently vibrant tornados of patriotism; were my
unflinchingly intrepid companions; in my times of
remorsefully morbid stagnation and doleful malice,
Innocuously Omnipotent and divinely children; were my
unequivocally benign companions; in my times of
horrendously manipulative distress,
Enigmatically slithering and charismatic snakes; were
my enchantingly evoking companions; in my times of
maniacally commercial monotonousness,
Redolently everlasting and incredulously profuse
roses; were my integrally handsome companions; in my
times of despairingly staggering melancholy,
Whirlwinds of untamed exuberance; were my perpetually
bestowing companions; in my times of nonchalantly
dwindling towards my gorily sinister corpse,
Aristocratically silken and mesmerizing feathers; were
my magically symbiotic companions; in my times of
irascibly disdainful nervousness,
Rhapsodically raining marshmallows of azure clouds;
were my torrentially dynamic companions; in my times
of penalizingly sorrowful banishment,
Tantalizingly boisterous and fascinating fairies; were
my ingratiatingly iridescent companions; in my times
of disgustingly orphaned prejudice,
Rivers of impeccably glistening milk; were my
celestially profound companions; in my times of
murderously abhorrent fanaticism,
Omnipresently sacrosanct steps of the princely mosque;
were my pricelessly ultimate companions; in my times
of inexplicably unending and tyrannizing trauma,
Fireballs of insatiably untamed breath; were my
tumultuously compassionate companions; in my times of
dastardly extinguishing into winds of cowardly
oblivion,
But your immortally impregnable and ebullient heart;
was my Omnipotently eternal companion; for each
impoverished moment of my present; and countless more
optimistically scintillating lifetimes
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(c) (r) copyright-2004, by nikhil parekh. all rights reserved.
Nikhil Parekh
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