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Best Poems From
NIKHIL PAREKH
(27/08/1977)
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1573.
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One God
There were several colors in this world; some were as
black as the hideous reptile; while some were pearly
and sparkling white,
There were several tunes in this world; some were as
sweet as the nightingale; while some were as hoarse
and discordant as the horse,
There were several seasons in this world; some were as
hot as the blistering sun; while some were placid
reflections of the serene night,
There were several hair in this world; some were as
fiery as flamboyant flames of the fire; while some
were honey and golden brown,
There were several fishes in this world; some were as
tiny as shells; while some were monstrously huge as
the shark,
There were several dwellings in this world; some were
as fortified as raw iron; while some were languidly
drooping down like the pigeon feather,
There were several eyes in this world; some were
sizzling incessantly in unseething passion; while some
were as uncouth as dry ice,
There were several cars in this world; some were as
swanky as the dungeon full of diamonds; while some had
no engine at all,
There were several entities in this world; some were
as pretentious as the peacock; while some slept
timidly like black mice,
There were several cheek's in this world; some had
boundless tufts of black beard; while some were as
effeminate as the queen's garden,
There were several waters in this world; some swirling
as turbulently as the ocean; while some flowed like
molten butter melting down,
There were several smiles in this world; some were as
spurious as the cunningly astute businessman; while
some were humanitarian and ready to assist at all
times,
There were several perfumes in this world; some were
as mesmerizing to inhale as the scarlet rose; while
some caused you to vomit out the food you had
consumed for morning breakfast,
There were several roads in this world; some were
blissful carpets of satin to transgress upon; while
some were embedded profusely with acrid thorns,
There were several dreams in this world; some were as
ghastly as savage massacre; while some were as exotic
as heavenly paradise,
There were several clothes in this world; some were as
gaudy as the resplendent rainbow; while some were
rustically entwined roots,
There were several religions in this world; some
believed in burying man after his death; while some
charred him to raw ash after he left breath,
There were several languages in this world; some were
as primordial as mystical Sanskrit; while some were
contemporary and Oriental English,
There were several bodies in this world; some were as
tall as the lanky tree; while some hardly grew above
the kitchen sink,
And there were several forms of Almighty Lord; some
were called 'Christ', some 'Allah', some 'Buddha',
some 'Bhagwan', but from centuries unprecedented;
since the time this earth of ours evolved; and even
before; there has been just one Creator; Just ONE
GOD...
(c) (r) copyright-2004, by nikhil parekh. all rights reserved.
Nikhil Parekh
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1574.
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One Heart
Bestow me with infinite hands to conquer; invincibly
incarcerate every area on the trajectory of this earth
in my vice like grip,
Bestow me with infinite eyes to sight; admire every
single bit of enchanting charisma embodied in this
colossal planet,
Bestow me with infinite legs to walk; reach even the
most far off places in this world; explore and
ebulliently wander to the most unprecedented limits of
my minds content,
Bestow me with infinite fingers to write; so that I
could emboss the most boundless scriptures that people
couldnt conceive; even in the most rampantly frenzied
of their nocturnal dreams,
Bestow me with infinite brains to fantasize; fomenting
me to perceive what lay camouflaged within the exotic
conglomerate of voluptuously silken clouds,
Bestow me with infinite tongues to talk; so that I
could converse in an unsurpassable myriad of eclectic
languages at once; with just a inconspicuously tiny
stroke of my mouth,
Bestow me with stomach's to eat; so that I could
unrelentingly keep on devouring appetizing food;
strewn in bountiful abundance and on every lane I
tread,
Bestow me with infinite bones to fight; valiantly
stand beneath the ferociously blazing Sun; annihilate
treacherous evil all across the world into threadbare
ash,
Bestow me with infinite lips to smile; congenially
spread the message of philanthropic humanity; to far
and distant across the mighty Universe,
Bestow me with infinite droplets of sweat to romance;
so that I could bask in the untamed glory of
ecstatically exuberant and handsomely escalating
passion,
Bestow me with infinite eyelashes to flirt;
engendering me to inevitably wink at the most
beautiful damsels; gallivanting with gay abandon on
varied parts of this earth,
Bestow me with infinite noses to smell; propelling me
to submerge myself into incredulous exoticism;
sniffing even the most diminutive of fragrance
emanating in bliss from the beneath soil,
Bestow me with infinite ears to hear; deciphering the
melody in countless voices at a time; with an abruptly
nonchalant nod of my head,
Bestow me with infinite necks to dance; gyrate under
milky rays of the moon; for centuries immemorial
without the slightest of fatigue or exasperated
respite,
Bestow me with infinite teeth to chew; masticate
succulent berries laden on each area of the gigantic
mountain with overwhelmingly astounding joy and
blissful relish,
Bestow me with infinite shadows to mystique; drown
myself into an unfathomable island of enigma and
tantalizing mystery,
Bestow me with infinite nails to scratch; defend
myself and my fellow beings against the most
diabolical power that trespassed on the surface of
this fathomless Universe,
Bestow me with infinite breaths to survive; exist
beyond the most deplorable gloom that had precariously
engulfed this colossal planet,
But make sure you bestow me with only One Heart to
live
O! Omnipotent Creator; and over and above all do make
sure that you gave it only to the ultimate girl of my
dreams; the entity whom I would love forever and
immortally know as my beautiful beloved
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(c) (r) copyright-2004, by nikhil parekh. all rights reserved.
Nikhil Parekh
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1575.
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One must learn
In order to taste the sweet kernel of coconut; one must learn to break
open
its obdurate shell,
In order to experience the ravishing aroma of waves; one must learn to
tenaciously swim in the choppy waters,
In order to imbibe the splendor of the desert; one must learn to
traverse
audaciously on the blistering hot silver sands,
In order to relish the coolness of ice; one must learn how to
scrupulously
masticate it,
In order to savor the flavor of milk; one must learn to adroitly
squeeze it
from blossoming cow teats,
In order to enjoy the scent of lotus flower; one must learn to bathe in
a pond
replete with a curry of slushy mud; blended commensurately with
creepers
sprawling in all directions,
In order to hear strident tunes of music; one must learn to keep his
ears in
close affinity with the rustic country discotheque,
In order to bask in pure light; one must learn to sit perseveringly
under
fiery golden rays of the sun,
In order to extract exorbitant amounts of gold; one must learn to dig
till
unfathomable depths; with hostile blade of pickaxe intermittently
brazing
against the knee,
In order to embellish the body with serrated crocodile skin; one must
learn to
kill the ferocious beast; then adroitly strip its skin from its
diabolical
network of bones,
In order to uninhibitedly smile; one must learn to flex ones lips
profoundly;
stretching the cheeks as far as possible,
In order to sip delectable tea; one must learn to burn his taste buds
profusely; as the steaming liquid came in proximity with the tongue,
In order to witness exuberant wails of an innocuous infant; one must
learn to
deliver the same after undergoing months of painstaking agony,
In order to sketch mesmerizing shapes of the hills; one must learn to
commensurately blend root color; vivaciously swishing the brush on
sprawling
sheets of plain white canvas,
In order to envisage celestial fairies and angels; one must learn to
exert the
tendons of his brain to fullest capacity; and then dream,
In order to get bountiful crops; one must learn to sow the right
proportion of
salubrious seeds,
In order to make the morbid surface of walls sparkle; one must learn to
whitewash them; with mammoth chunks of chalk powder and paint,
In order to feel tangy perspiration trickle down the nape; one must
learn to
clamber up the mountain barefoot in sweltering waves of heat,
In order to survive; one must learn to stand unflinching against the
hostile
vagaries of this world; prove his true mettle in every sphere of life,
And in order to love; one must learn to unselfishly sacrifice;
wholesomely
dedicate his mind; body and soul to the deity he reveres; the person
who made
him feel every unveiling minute of the day; that he was breathing; he
was
alive.
(c) (r) copyright-2004, by nikhil parekh. all rights reserved.
Nikhil Parekh
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1576.
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One step forward
When I took one step forward towards the Sun; I fell
back like thunderbolts of lightening; charred to an
inconspicuous speck in the swirl of its stringently
sizzling rays,
When I took one step forward towards the Moon; I
transited into a stupendously ravishing reverie in its
profound shimmer; staggering inevitably towards realms
of inevitable unconsciousness,
When I took one step forward towards the volcano; I
wafted into infinitesimal corridors of remote
oblivion; thoroughly whipped by its gruesomely
fulminating aura,
When I took one step forward towards the well; I
abruptly found myself engulfed by a fleet of hostile
crocodile; the diabolically forlorn waters trying to
strangulate my body from all sides,
When I took one step forward towards the mirage; I
soon realized I had been horrendously tricked; and all
that I was able to capsize was sultry currents of
sweltering blank atmosphere,
When I took one step forward towards the thorn; I
pierced the intricately rubicund skin of my foot; and
a stream of crimson blood began to profusely ooze from
my despairing caricature,
When I took one step forward towards the ghost; I was
encapsulated by a severely debilitating fever; with a
wave of inexplicable disease lingering incessantly
around my innocuous persona,
When I took one step forward towards the dinosaur; he
pulverized me till my last bone had blended
wholesomely with soil; blowing my existence forever
from this planet; like bristles of the broomstick,
When I took one step forward towards sinking sand; I
felt myself plummeting down towards the innermost
belly of satanic mud; before even I had time to speak;
the names of whom I overwhelmingly loved,
When I took one step forward towards the waves; I
inadvertently stumbled into the tumultuously violent
storm; and soon witnessed the menacing jaws of shark
marching down my throat,
When I took one step forward towards the rainbow; I
found myself so profoundly entrenched by an infinite
myriad of colors; that I almost forgot my original
identity in pragmatic life,
When I took one step forward towards the shattered
glass; I glimpsed all contours of my countenance
distorted hideously beyond the realms of ugliness;
propelling me to swoon on the ground in sheer
disbelief,
When I took one step forward towards the evening; I
discovered nothing but morbid darkness; and an
uncouthly eerie silence that confronted me; in
whichever direction I transgressed,
When I took one step forward towards treacherous lies;
after a while I found myself so pathetically entangled
by the blanket of heinous lechery; that I even forgot
the pronounce my name correctly,
When I took one step forward towards the serpents den;
the blood in my veins froze in its very roots; as the
venomous monster slapped me viciously with its
mystical tongue,
When I took one step forward towards the
ant; the
diminutive parasite suddenly coalesced with infinite
more of its kind; metamorphosed the skin of my cheeks
into a perpetual crimson; making my head bow down
before my teacher in shame,
When I took one step forward towards the whispering
leaves; each part of my visage was inundated with
unfathomable frustration; as I simply couldnt make
head or tail of the message they were trying to
convey,
When I took one step forward towards the grave; I
rebounded back countless feet in fraction seconds; as
the unbearable agony of seeing my loved ones buried;
made me relinquish all traces of life,
While when I took one step forward towards my beloved;
it was for the first time that each step of mine
transformed into boundless more; and I kept marching
with an invincible conviction; chanting the virtue of
immortal love; till the last breath from my body
flowed
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(c) (r) copyright-2004, by nikhil parekh. all rights reserved.
Nikhil Parekh
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