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Life Death - Volume 3 - Poems On Life, Death
Life Death - Volume 3 - Poems On Life, Death
Death
By
Nikhil Parekh
Author Biography
Nikhil Parekh , ( born August 27 , 1977 ) , from Ahmedabad ,
India - is a Love Poet and 10 time National Record holder for his
Poetry with the Limca Book of Records India limcabookofrecords.in , which is India's Best Book of Records ,
also Ranked 2nd in the World officially to Guinness Book of
World Records . He is an author of - ' LONGEST BOOK written
by a mortal - COLLECTED POETRY ' , which has a Print Length
of 5254 pages on the Amazon Kindle .
CONTENTS
1. THE CHAPTER OF LOVE. THE CHAPTER OF LIFE.
2. FOUND MY OWN CORPSE
3. STARVED
4. A BUCKET OF BREATH
5. THERE WAS NO LOVE BORN GREATER.
6. TIME PASS.
7. IF I WERE AN IMMORTAL HEARTBEAT
8. LEAVE ME ALONE.
9. WHY SHOULD I ? PART 2
10. IT WAS ONLY WHEN PART 2
11. A POET, AND HIS IMMORTAL POETRY.
12. A POEM A DAY; KEEPS THE DOCTOR AWAY.
13. UNSTOPPABLE.
14. NO CONTROL.
15. IMMORTALLY LIVING ART.
16. VERITABLE DEATH MINE
17. MY FOREVER SINGLE DROPLET OF SWEAT.
18. CRACK
19. A WRITER IS NEVER UNEMPLOYED
20. DIFFERENT DESTINIES
21. KEEP ME SATISFIED
22. TELL ME WHY ?
3. STARVED
Every writer is starved for a publisher; the indispensable
channel to propagate his work ubiquitously into the entire world,
Every granule of desert sand is starved for cloudbursts of rain;
those glistening globules of water to impart it with new life,
Every eye is starved for beauty; those ravishing forms of
mysticism which grant unsurpassable pleasure and a glint to its
exhausted persona,
Every valley is starved for an echo; that voluptuously resonating
sound that clashes delectably against the gloominess of the still
atmosphere,
Every scorpion is starved for a sting; those robust globs of
innocuous flesh; which grace it the astronomical privilege of
piercing its ominous tentacles,
Every sports car is starved for a driver; who can grip its steering
wheel with insurmountable machismo; speed it at whirlwind
speeds; with its nozzle handsomely
permeating through majestic carpets of air,
Every dog is starved for a bone; the tantalizing slices of red meat
to appease its gluttony till unprecedented limits,
Every mosquito is starved for immaculate entities; on whose
impeccable flesh it could sit all day; and satanically suck blood
all throughout the savage night,
Every lip is starved for a kiss; that volatile inferno of
unimaginable passion it stirred at the tiniest of caress,
Every armpit is starved for sweat; that fountain of shimmering
juice which made it feel all the more stupendously exotic,
Every ear is starved for the voice of the nightingale; that
ingratiating fantasy which it inevitably fomented; as it slowly
drifted before blending with the senses,
Every knuckle is starved for a punch; that astounding feeling of
bravado which irrefutably descended; as it pounded through
loose balls of open space,
Every soul is starved for childhood; those profusely mischievous
moments which divinely tickled it to rise higher above the
angels,
Every barren pond is starved for the royal lotus; the
magnanimously alluring odor that profoundly illuminated each
second of its unfurling life,
Every telephone is starved for a melodious ring; that inexorably
tinkling sound that made all around it rise with unanimous
solidarity,
Every butterfly was starved for sunlight; those fiery beams of the
Sun God which filtered optimistic rays of hope in its miserably
cloistered existence; engendered
it to dance and fly,
4. A BUCKET OF BREATH
A bucket of stones; to built and resurrect my gruesomely broken
dwelling,
6. TIME PASS.
I meticulously counted the number of waves; rising and falling in
the majestically undulating sea, I sang occasionally with the
birds; humming a myriad of spell binding tunes,
I tore a sheet of lanky dilapidated paper; into measly bits of
orphaned fragments,
I nonchalantly kicked each stone that confronted me in my way;
hurling it high and handsome towards mystical puffs of sky,
O ! yes the overwhelming burden on my shoulders seemed to be
augmenting each minute; the hour incorrigibly refrained to fly;
and for me at the current moment
life was nothing but a big time pass.
8. LEAVE ME ALONE.
Leave me alone; to battle my loneliness till the time I emerged
irrevocably triumphant; sprinted forward in untamed
exhilaration to bask in the full fervor of
life,
Leave me alone; to experience each unfurling moment as it
painstakingly unveiled; retrospect my cherished moments of the
past; when I innocuously bounced on the
sacrosanct lap of my mother,
Leave me alone; to uninhibitedly free each of my despairingly
frazzled senses; incessantly fantasize in the aisles of augmenting
desire; yearning for all the
bountifully ravishing beauty on this planet,
Leave me alone; to do what I was stupendously best in; pave a
blazing path of my own; far away from the interruptions of the
monotonously lackadaisical society,
13. UNSTOPPABLE.
Unstoppable was the crimson blood circulating ecstatically
through the veins; indefatigably pumping the most stupendously
vivacious elements of existence
in the every organisms body; symbiotically alike,
14. NO CONTROL.
I could wink exactly when I wanted to; shutting one of my lid
with astoundingly articulate dexterity; and in wholesome
entirety to the lugubriously manipulative
planet outside,
I could yawn exactly when I wanted to; thunderously stretching
the contours of my lips to the most unprecedented limits;
blissfully resonating into an unfathomably rampant valley of
sounds soon thereafter,
I could walk exactly when I wanted to; uninhibitedly alighting
my nimble foot from obdurate ground; paving an intrepidly
sensuous path of my own; as the world disdainfully entangled in
bizarrely disparaging business outside,
I could dance exactly when I wanted to; bountifully
synchronizing the movements of my impoverished visage; to
majestically blend with the tunes of the seductively tantalizing
and milky night,
I could cry exactly when I wanted to; profusely squeezing the
sockets of my beleaguered eyes; discordantly inundating even
the most infinitesimal particle of the atmosphere; with an
unsurpassable ocean of cacophonic wails,
I could whisper exactly when I wanted to; amiably rustling
through the partially obfuscated periphery of my wandering lips;
enshrouding every bit of belligerent retribution with ravishing
enchantment,
18. CRACK
In order to crack the enigmatic puzzle; I used the most
stupendously intricate
arenas of my brain,
In order to crack the obdurate nut; I used the astronomical
tenacity of my teeth,
In order to crack the astoundingly gloomy silence; I used my
stringently
piercing voice,
In order to crack the insurmountably hazy night; I used my twin
paired crystalline eyesight,
In order to crack spurious sadness ominously hovering around; I
used my amicably compassionate smile,
In order to crack the incorrigibly bellicose brick; I used my fists
plummeting like a thunderbolt; on its wretched periphery,
In order to crack the astutely austere corporate tycoon; I used
frugal amounts of sly wit; circulating more mystically than the
clouds in my blood,
In order to crack the diabolically freezing evening; I used my
palms voraciously against the rocks; to generate unsurpassable
loads of seductive heat,
In order to crack utter hopelessness; I used the invincible
muscle impregnated euphorically in my bones,
In order to crack the ingenious idea; I used my inherent skill of
profusely intense concentration,
In order to crack the yawn; I used my unfathomable treasury of
will power to rise up to the occasion of pragmatic survival,
24. RESIDUE
When I boiled squalid mushroom and glittering diamonds
together in a cauldron;
placing it above crackling flames of the fire,
Nothing in this world can substitute the bird; its vivacious flight
in an ambience of silken complexioned clouds,
Man tried hard to evolve the aircraft; but its discordantly
whirring noise; the overwhelming commotion it produced while
cruising through air; was simply unable to match the flight of the
feathered monster.
Nothing in this world can substitute the rose; its ravishing
redolence that stimulated infinite scores of nostrils trespassing
in vicinity,
Man tried hard to blend exotic perfumes; bottle the concentrates
in Swanky bottles for display; but their essence gruesomely
failed to make an impression; and their odor subsided with an
intensity faster than it had arisen.
Nothing in this world can substitute the mountains; the
stupendously panoramic
view of the cascading waterfalls and steep gorges,
Man tried hard to construct palatial resorts; embellishing the
same with a host of contemporary amenities; but the garish
concrete appeared as a speck of inconspicuous dust in the
backdrop of the mystical valley.
Nothing in this world can substitute snow; the immaculate
globules of white crystals embedded splendidly on the jagged
rocks,
Man tried hard to form ice in meticulous trays; but the
monotonously molded cubes; looked utterly disparaging when
compared with the undulating bedsheets of frozen water
sprawled in tandem on the hills.
Nothing in this world can substitute the Neem tree; its herbal
branches dangling holistically; its myriad of corrugated sticks
used for scrupulously cleaning teeth,
Man tried hard to use the toothbrush; but its insipid bristles
dithered from evacuating dirt; displayed abashing signs of
collapse after being used just for a few number
of times.
Nothing in this world can substitute the pearl; its immortal
ramifications that besiege the atmosphere after popping out
from the slimy oyster,
But today he ran faster than the most supreme athlete; as the
spotted panther was chasing him; ready to rip him apart from
the last bone down his spine.
Ordinarily the youngster would have played cards all day;
merrily frolicking about teasing girls strolling on the road,
But today he perspired unrelentingly under the Sun; worked like
a bull to appease his employer and earn money; as his father
was no longer alive to feed him; ensure that he fantasized and
slept to his hearts content.
Ordinarily the King would have purchased all that he wanted on
this earth; with the unprecedented power of his flamboyant
jewels and wealth,
But today he prayed diligently in front of the deity to bless him
with a child; a virtue that the entire treasury of his opulence had
miserably failed to purchase.
Ordinarily the varied conglomerate of human beings intractably
refrained from talking to each other; were supremely nonchalant
of even knowing the name of
who lived beside them,
But today they slept together under the open sky; conversed
amicably with each other irrespective of their inherent hatred;
as the devastating earthquake struck the
entire city at midnight.
Ordinarily the manipulative minister would have ruined the
whole nation; replenishing his personal resources with innocent
people's money; demonstrating his theory of "Survival of the
Fittest"; without even knowing the tiny alphabets that
constituted life,
But today he ruled the country with overwhelming harmony and
justice; as his life was under threat from God's messiah who had
descended from the sky; and if
the reins slipped while governing the province; the reins of his
life would slip forever in just fractions of seconds.
Ordinarily every fisherman would have sat on the shores
masticating red meat and wine; as their warehouses were
inundated and overflowing with surplus grain and honey,
Every car's boss was its twin pair of brakes; enabling it and
imparting it with bountiful resilience to stop and boisterously
speed whenever it liked,
Every night's boss was the stringently blazing day; illuminating
and metamorphosing its gloomy atmosphere into one with
radiant light and fiery rays,
Every star's boss was the resplendent moon; wholesomely
trespassing its inconspicuous body with the unfathomable
tenacity in its shine,
Every snake's boss was the long toothed mongoose; furtively
capsizing it by the slippery neck; making it eventually surrender
as it sucked the last drop of blood from its body,
Every tadpole's boss was the preposterously huge whale; eating
it at regular intervals in countless clusters; yet not able to fully
appease its incomprehensible hunger,
Every wind's boss was the tumultuous storm; sweeping across
like thunderbolts of lightening in the world; swallowing every
draught of placid breeze that meekly confronted it in its path;
and not even wasting time to burp in relishing its robust meal,
Every ghost's boss was the invincibly closed corpse; ensuring
that it stayed secured tight within; didnt get even the remotest
chance to escape and spread terror on this globe,
Every land's boss was the unending sky; providing a roof to
shelter it; proving it a respectable entity to hold its head high,
Every man's boss was the Omniscient Creator; commanding him
every second to satisfy the mission which he taken birth on this
earth for,
And every writer's boss was his flamboyant fantasy; his spell
binding perceptions that unrelentingly dictated him to keep
writing every instant of the chilly night; and all throughout the
sunny day.
perceived; with the decades towering even higher than all the
continents of the Universe amalgamated together,
But believe me; now it seemed that I had just devoured my first
morsel of food; and time had zipped past all those decades like a
flying tornado; faster than the speed
of light.
Every decade looked so long; that in the beginning I felt that it
would last till more than eternity; with the years painstakingly
creeping in before completely unfurling,
But believe me; now it seemed that I had just got up from my
last nights sleep; and time had zipped past all those years like a
flying tornado; faster than the speed
of light.
Every year looked so long; that in the beginning I felt it would be
more than the unfathomable sky in entirety; with the
conglomerate of months simply refraining to whistle by,
But believe me; now it seemed that I had just batted my eyelids
quite inadvertently; and time had zipped past all those months
like a flying tornado; faster than the speed of light.
Every month looked so long; that in the beginning I felt it would
be more invincible than the mighty deserts to conquer; with
each fortnight stabbing me more than a million thorns coalesced
together,
But believe me; now it seemed that I had just finished my
celestial dream; and time had zipped past all those fortnights
like a flying tornado; faster than the speed
of light.
Every fortnight looked so long; that in the beginning I felt that it
would be more boundless than the colossal ocean to swim in;
with each week whizzing like an
unrelenting mosquito; buzzing its discordant tunes into my
intricately sensitive eardrum,
But believe me; now it seemed that I had just walked a single
step on this earth; and time had zipped past all those weeks;
faster than the speed of light.
43. BALANCE
The eagle soaring handsomely in the air; balanced itself adroitly
on its pair of long wings,
The car traversing like a bullet on the satiny carpet of land;
balanced itself beautifully on its armory of splendidly inflated
tyres,
The colossal building standing on obdurate soil; balanced itself
with nonchalant ease on its tremendously fortified foundations,
The cockroach transgressing mournfully towards the sordid
lavatory seat; balanced itself with precision degrees of control
on its fleet of multiple legs,
The gigantic tree looming large in the bountiful fields; balanced
itself amazingly on its jugglery of slender branches; its entwined
ensemble of juicy roots,
The boundless pages of the medieval history book; balanced
themselves dexterously on the flimsily serrated thread in the
absolute center,
The End .