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»Greedy for that eternal blackness…

 

Greedy for that pricelessly invincible blackness that would vanquish every misery from my otherwise sinfully devastated soul; into wisps of obsolete nothingness,

Greedy for that sacredly ameliorating blackness that would metamorphose me into such an unbreakable state of calm—as unfazed as the blue skies-- even as murderous hell rained uncontrollably around,

Greedy for that magically omnipotent blackness that would annihilate every trace of disease from my inexplicably aggrieved physical form—transit me forever and ever and ever into mists of divinely rhapsody,

Greedy for that unflinchingly triumphant blackness that would forever make me one with an infinite more of my kind—that would end every ounce of sadistically commercial strife from the chapter of my sinful life,

Greedy for that unbelievably holy blackness that would eventually make me realize—that all of us who so pompously promote ourselves as
“ Iconic I’s ”all the time-- are just bits of nothing infront of the Almighty Lord,

Greedy for that ubiquitously majestic blackness that would perch me on the ultimate throne of humanity---where I perpetually embraced one and all irrespective of any barriers of caste; creed or the rapaciousness of time,

Greedy for that enchantingly fantastic blackness that would trigger me to fantasize beyond every realm of never-ending happiness---even in a state of morbidly limpid stillness,

Greedy for that ecstatically brilliant blackness that would make me a winner of all hearts and of all times---even as the ghastliest hell made way for the graveyards of prejudiced extinction around,

Greedy for that miraculously quiet blackness that would forever drift me from each tawdry earthly tension—into an infinite gorge where there cascaded only the cloudbursts of untamed love,

Greedy for that unassailably blessing blackness that would kiss my brow with all the bounteousness that God’s creations had to offer---without the most mercurial disruption by the blood-sucking human parasite,

Greedy for that eternally prosperous blackness that would ensure my state of perennial contentment for an infinite more years to unveil---enriching every drearily subjugated bone of mine with the power to conquer from even hell and beyond,

Greedy for that enigmatically inimitable blackness that would evoke every robotic pore of my skin to awaken in the land of the unknown---where every stranger that came confronted me; earnestly befriended me for countless a lifetime,

Greedy for that regally resplendent blackness that would reach me to the most cherished mission I dreamt all life---of being a humble slave listlessly suspended from the unshakable chariot of the Gods,

Greedy for that beauteously engulfing blackness that would help me assimilate the fragrance of all unabashed goodness from my life---so that the voice of the devil was subdued forever by the righteousness of the soul,

Greedy for that wondrously mollifying blackness that would uplift my impoverished jugglery of bones to either heaven or hell as destined---but atleast far away from the dreaded savagery of all misanthropic mankind,

Greedy for that astoundingly bestowing blackness that would liberate me of every conceivable sin of a banally monotonous lifetime---so that each new birth commenced with my conscience dancing in the aisles of freedom,

Greedy for that altruistically enamoring blackness that would sweep me forever of my feet---into a land where the most unheard of inscrutable tales would titillate my spine till beyond the threshold of no return,

And I’ve not the tiniest of inhibitions in revealing that the blackness I’m talking about is that of my veritable grave---that I humbly desire to be just infront of the mosque of my Omnipresent Creator---which eternally palpitated with the oneness of every religion and living being; alike….

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»Whirpools of despondence

 

My mental imagery fluctuates,
As beads of sweat drip down voraciously,
Spearheads of steel stab my skin,
Plucking away huge chunks of my pristine flesh,
Chopping the crux of zealous activity,
Plundering me with the waves of dormant ecstasy,
Admonishing the dexterous web of drudgery,
Impersonation tingling sensations of existence,
Scrapping my reflection from mother earth,
In permanent accordance with the Creator.
 
»Where on earth can I find?

 

WHERE ON EARTH can I find a lotus flower; without the slightest of redolence,

Where on earth can I find an olive green coconut; without sweet kernel water,

Where on earth can I find an ocean; without majestically swirling waves of saline solvent,

Where on earth can I find a fleet of fat sheep; without infinite tufts of flocculent wool,

Where on earth can I find a royal horse gallivanting through the fields; without triangular shaped copper hooves,

Where on earth can I find a hooded reptile slithering through the dense forest; without lethal embodiments of poison,

Where on earth can I find a bundle of immaculate cotton; without profuse traces of softness,

Where on earth can I find an iridescent diamond; without a profoundly scintillating shine,

Where on earth can I find a stick of green chili; without a tangy and piquant flavor,

Where on earth can I find an infant; without obstreperously emanating cries,

Where on earth can I find granules of pulverized sugar; without traces of lingering sweetness,

Where on earth can I find a bird soaring high in the silken clouds; without tapered pairs of wings,

Where on earth can I find an innocuous squirrel; without a long and bushy tail,

Where on earth can I find a fulminating volcano; without producing tumultuous amounts of heat,

Where on earth can I find a mammoth elephant; without flamboyant protrusions of wild tusks,

Where on earth can I find a rainbow in the firmament of sky; without vivacious streaks of vivid color,

Where on earth can I find an animate soul transgressing; without inhaling gallons of fresh air,

Where on earth can I find a mother; without empathy for her newly born child,

Where on earth can I find god; without a philanthropic disposition towards his disciples,

And where on earth can I find a family; which hasn’t experienced the slightest of affliction; a family whose every single ancestor is yet breathing and alive?


(c) (r) copyright-2004, by nikhil parekh. all rights reserved
 
»Who cares?

 

WHO CARES WHETHER I slept on a furry quilt of satin or a blanket of acridly pointed thorns,

Who cares whether I ate in plates coated with scintillating silver or didn’t consume food at all,

Who cares whether I used perfumed soap to scrub my persona or bathed in water leaking abundantly from the gutters,

Who cares whether I wore linen suits blended with rich denim or was wandering in unscrupulous rags on the chilly streets,

Who cares whether I studied diligently browsing trough complicated literature or gallivanted through the country farm,

Who cares whether I took medicine in high fever or gulped sips of red wine to go off to sleep,

Who cares whether I played with ornately embellished soft toys or contented myself molding incongruous shapes in disdainful clay,

Who cares whether I traversed the streets in luxury sedans or spent marathon hours to reach my destination barefoot,

Who cares whether I deciphered mind boggling puzzles or smoked cigarettes incessantly on the house terrace,

Who cares whether I bought fresh fruits from the market or plucked them surreptitiously from the orchard tree,

Who cares whether I flew in the grandiloquent aircraft or swam across choppy waves of the ocean to witness the world,

Who cares whether I behaved somberly in front of my elders or barked a volley of abashing expletives at the same,

Who cares whether I clambered up stairs leading to the sacrosanct church or whiled away the whole of the day gambling for money,

Who cares whether I spent the afternoon relishing the cool air of the airconditioner or perspired like a bull under the sweltering sun,

Who cares whether I celebrated several festivals or feasted on intoxicating beer every night,

Who cares whether I trimmed my moustache scrupulously every day or let my beard grow the way it wanted; taking random roots,

Who cares whether I lead my life doing benevolent deeds or spent the remaining part of it in despicable jail,

Who cares whether I mixed in the high society or had a group of dreaded gangsters as my roommates and friends,

Who cares whether I had blissful dreams in the night or woke up with petrified jerks every ten minutes,

My parents had left when I was an innocuous kid; the treacherous tyranny of a car crash rendering them dead,

And the adulterated society in which I existed today had unanimously christened me an orphan,

Made me wholesomely numb to the spirit of love; made me forget the essence of the word care.



(c) (r) copyright-2004, by nikhil parekh. all rights reserved.
 
»Who could have ever imagined?

 

WHO COULD HAVE ever imagined that the flower so redolent and fresh in the morning; would one day collapse towards the ground in a shriveled heap?


Who could have ever imagined that the grass so green and lush in bustling autumn; would resemble a ghastly brown in the middle of inclement winter?


Who could have ever imagined that the waves swirling vivaciously in the heart of the ocean; would be frigid streams of water as they reached the silver shorelines?


Who could have ever imagined that the poignant candle flames illuminating the atmosphere; would eventually die a cowardly death with the slightest of breeze?


Who could have ever imagined that the succulent fruit of raspberry; would gruesomely rot and decay in an ambience of dead straw?


Who could have ever imagined that the immaculate and crisp fabric of shirt in the morning; would develop a plethora of blotches after undergoing the tyranny of the day?


Who could have ever imagined that the profoundly scintillating chain of white silver; would one day evolve peels of deplorable rust?


Who could have ever imagined that the milk so revitalizing and tingling; would transit into bitter cream; after a few hours of exposure in stringent light?


Who could have ever imagined that the formidable fortress constructed of exquisite quality iron and mortar; would one day lie blended with the dust; after undergoing the aftermath of a devastating earthquake?

Who could have ever imagined that the cluster of teeth so scintillating and white at dawn; would transit their demeanor into a pallid yellow after consuming the first meal of the day?


Who could have ever imagined that the crystalline gurgling stream cascading down mountain slopes in the peak of monsoon; would be a mere trickle of its original self in acerbic heat of summer?


Who could have ever imagined that crimson blood circulating rampantly through the veins; would metamorphose itself into a colorless liquid; when struck with deadly cancer?


Who could have ever imagined that the appetizing slice of toast dipped in mesmerizing marmalade; would transform into a lackluster chunk of bread; after marathon time of proximity with the mosquitoes?


Who could have ever imagined that the jungle looking so enchanting in daylight; would be a ghastly black soon after stars appeared in the firmament of sky?


Who could have ever imagined that the luxury sedan embodied with glistening interiors and lightening speeds; would be deserted on the solitary pavement; squelched to threadbare junk after the gruesome accident?


Who could have ever imagined that the eyes so exuberant and lively in the morning; would become overwhelmingly dreary and blurred; as nightfall strangulated the light in entirety?


Who could have ever imagined that stupendously melodious tunes of music emanating from the throat; would after a while become discordantly appalling when the vocal chords were exhausted?


Who could have ever imagined that sparkling and transparent patches of sky; would wholesomely lose their entity; after being inundated with ominous clouds; suddenly without any sort of prior notice?

And who could have ever imagined that man so robust and bustling in youthful fervor; would one day lie buried in his corpse; waiting for the creator to recreate him again?


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»Who says that the photograph was lifeless?

 

Noone on earth had so perpetually captured that moment of our; unlimitedly ignited passion when we rolled on profusely rain soaked grass; as marvelously as its peerlessly infallible contours,

Nonone on earth had so perpetually captured that moment of our; unconquerably divinely embrace under the optimistically rising Sun; as majestically as its flawlessly twinkling contours,

Noone on earth had so perpetually captured that moment of our; unassailably ardent emotion as we uninhibitedly divulged the innermost arenas of our heart; as aristocratically as its victoriously unimpeachable contours,

Noone on earth had so perpetually captured that moment of our; fervently tracing each pore of our skins like the greatest of artists; as its triumphantly benign contours,

Noone on earth had so perpetually captured that moment of our; endlessly humming an infinite unabashed tunes of freshly found happiness; as its poignantly enthralling contours,

Noone on earth had so perpetually captured that moment of our; insuperably glorious unity; when we clung to each other like never before in the profoundly tangy waves of the undulating ocean; as its inimitably undefeated contours,

Noone on earth had so perpetually captured that moment of our; eternally unfettered playfulness when we poked each other in the ribs with our bohemian toe; as its regally unshakable contours,

Noone on earth had so perpetually captured that moment of our; insatiably magnetic arousal; when every conceivable hair on our skin stood up till the ultimate peak of Everest; as its peerlessly innocuous contours,

Noone on earth had so perpetually captured that moment of our; unwontedly exhilarating nakedness; when we tantalizingly chased each other in the rapturously moonless night; as its gregariously unbiased contours,

Noone on earth had so perpetually captured that moment of our; everlastingly voluptuous intimacy; when the most luscious tinge of our lips blended with the fabric of the entire Universe; as its earnestly sparkling contours,

Noone on earth had so perpetually captured that moment of our; bewitchingly unparalleled ecstasy; when we fearlessly intermingled each of our breaths in the broadest of daylight; as its affably immaculate contours,

Noone on earth had so perpetually captured that moment of our; innocently unconquerable passion; when we timelessly stared into the inscrutable whites of our eyes; as its marvelously endowed contours,

Noone on earth had so perpetually captured that moment of our; intrepidly emancipating adventure; when we tirelessly explored every seductively enrapturing pathway of mother nature; as its amiably mesmerizing contours,

Noone on earth had so perpetually captured that moment of our; pricelessly humanitarian bonding; when we forever and ardently coalesced each finger of our palms irrespective of caste/creed/color or tribe; as its splendidly replenishing contours,

Noone on earth had so perpetually captured that moment of our; triumphantly unceasing exultation; when we’d eaten the first meal of our life together in the same altruistic leaf; as its handsomely befitting contours,

Noone on earth had so perpetually captured that moment of our; extraordinarily reverberating sensuousness; when we traced even the most inconspicuous bone of our shivering spines with our tongues; as its iridescently blessed contours,

Noone on earth had so perpetually captured that moment of our; symbiotically redolent proliferation; when we held our new born baby daughter in our delightedly effervescent palms; as its adroitly chiseled contours,

Noone on earth had so perpetually captured that moment of our; immortally blessed love; when we’d first met and proposed in the Omnisciently unshakable realms of the mosque; as its regally harmonious contours,

And can you believe it! Even after doing so much for us; portraying our love so perpetually and in an infinite of its magical forms; to a boundless more of our future generations; the world still stupidly said; that the photograph was spinelessly emotionless and “Lifeless”….

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»Who says?

 

Who the senseless says that I insatiably craved for
your wonderfully tantalizing smiles every instant; to
blissfully lead the chapter of vivaciously beautiful
life?
As a matter of fact; I inexorably drowned myself in
the same; to profusely enjoy ghastly death to its
ultimate fullest; till times immemorial….

Who the lackadaisical says that I unrelentingly
yearned for your seductively rampant senses every
instant; to bountifully unfurl the unsurpassably
vibrant colors of life?
As a matter of fact; I tempestuously drowned myself in
the same; to insurmountably enjoy gory death to its
ultimate fullest; till infinite more births yet to
come…

Who the dastardly says that I unstoppably ached for
your beautifully embellished eyelashes ever instant;
to bask in the unshakably enthralling aura of timeless
life?
As a matter of fact; I wildly drowned myself in the
same; to fathomlessly enjoy macabre death to its
ultimate fullest; till centuries unprecedented…

Who the feckless says that I dogmatically wished for
your majestically silken caress every instant; to
trigger a boundless civilization of ingratiatingly
exuberant life?
As a matter of fact; I extravagantly drowned myself in
the same; to limitlessly enjoy satanic death to its
ultimate fullest; till moments unceasing and galore…

Who the preposterous says that I unendingly trembled
for your melodiously enticing voice every instant; to
uncontrollably bathe in a valley of euphorically
fantastic life?
As a matter of fact; I irrevocably drowned myself in
the same; to profoundly enjoy ominous death to its
ultimate fullest; till countless more world’s to come
……

Who the idiosyncratic says that I indefatigably
aspired for your charismatically electric sweat every
instant; to fructify into the most eternally handsome
fruits of spellbindingly enigmatic life?
As a matter of fact; I irretrievably drowned myself in
the same; to regally enjoy sadistic death to its
ultimate fullest; till incomprehensibly inexhaustible
of times…

Who the nonsensical says that I hysterically longed
for your lusciously enamoring sweetness every
instant; to fabulously bloom into the paradise of
marvelously fragrant life?
As a matter of fact; I unconquerably drowned myself in
the same; to uninhibitedly enjoy barbaric death to its
ultimate fullest; till boundaries and limits
indefinable…

Who the decrepit says that I tirelessly hankered for
your rhapsodically titillating blushing; to spawn into
the most symbiotically emollient effulgence of
blessing life?
As a matter of fact; I indomitably drowned myself in
the same; to prolifically enjoy hedonistic death to
its ultimate fullest; till the time existence
continued to thrive ….

And Who the treacherous says that I maniacally
slavered for your ardently fresh-bride love; to
magnificently replenish into the whirlwind of
perennially compassionate life?
As a matter of fact; I irretrievably drowned myself in
the same; to ravishingly enjoy bizarre death to its
ultimate fullest; till earth blended wholesomely with
azure sky…


(c) (r) copyright-2004, by nikhil parekh. all rights reserved.
 
»Who the hell ever said that sweat stinks?

 

It was the most irrefutably truthful essence of your persona; the most blissfully honest fructification of your majestic soul,

It was a stream of indefatigably golden brilliance; that celestially dribbled down the skin of the richest and poorest on this fathomless planet; symbiotically alike,

It was the ultimate scent of your unconquerable righteousness; a royal cascade of iridescent tranquility; that mollified even the most traumatically frazzled of nerves,

It was the most fantastically tantalizing sensation on your skin; a feeling that transcended you beyond the meadows of paradise; as it uninhibitedly gushed from head to toe of your body; in unabashedly electric fervor,

Who the hell ever said that; Sweat was preposterously clumsy; Sweat was a worthlessly obnoxious piece of shit; Sweat was lividly repulsive; O! yes; who the hell ever said that “Sweat Stinks”…..

(1) ….

It was the most invisible fabric of every pore of your delectable skin; yet the most insuperably replenishing; naturally air-conditioning every of your acrimoniously agitated senses; under the ferociously blistering rays of mid-day Sun,

It was the most irretrievably sure source of your vitality; fearlessly proclaiming your inner temerity and conviction to the planet outside; at every rapidly ticking hour of the day,

It was the most holistic thing that could have ever happened to your body; in perfect symbiosis with the magically ameliorating environment and at the same time distinguishing you to be an infinite shades lesser than the Lord Almighty,

It was an emotionally fired rivulet that carried all your tensions and inexplicably motley emotions; to be eventually evaporated into the firmament of the atmosphere,

Who the hell ever said that; Sweat was tyrannically incarcerating; Sweat was a fecklessly asphyxiating; Sweat was abysmally smelly; O! yes; who the hell ever said that “Sweat Stinks”…..


(2) ….


It was a perennial river of compassionate brotherhood; that trickled in ever-pervading unison from the chest of every living entity on this boundless earth; unhindered and alike,

It was the most handsomely enamoring spectacle to sight; as it glistened more spectacularly than ever; under the very first rays of amber dawn and the very last rays of impeccably milky moonlight,

It was the most mute vibration on the human body; yet conveying a boundlessly unbridled civilization of emotions and feelings; like the wail of a freshly born child,

It was more mischievously tangy than the most tangiest of salt; drifting you towards an unsurpassable tunnel of profound mysticism; as you traced each of its stream with your delicate fingers; till the very end,

Who the hell ever said that; Sweat was ignominiously slavish; Sweat was amorphously licentious; Sweat was diminishingly foolish; O! yes; who the hell ever said that “Sweat Stinks”…..


(3) ….

It was the most enchantingly transparent liquid that your body could ever exude; from which reflected the very true persevering spirit of your blessed existence,

It was the most inimitably priceless garland of silken pearls; as its globules naturally swelled in size to irrevocably cling to every aroused pore of your; uncontrollably exhilarated body,

It was more indispensable than your breath; heartbeat and soul; as in its absence you felt a tornado of haplessly disparaging frustration; boil to the tumultuous limits inside your lifelessly livid skin,

It was the most immortal of all substances tangible or intangible; as a singleton droplet of it in soil; sowed the seeds of tirelessly fragrant effort; embracing every echelon and dimension of invincible humanity,






Who the hell ever said that; Sweat was diabolically tawdry; Sweat was abnormally anomalous; Sweat was disgustingly unholy; O! yes; who the hell ever said that “Sweat Stinks”…..

©®copyright-2005, by nikhil parekh. all rights reserved.
 
»Who the hell were you?

 

The flower while diffusing its scent didn’t think even
once, as to whether its fragrance was going to be
inhaled by the savage beasts or by an impeccable
human,

The clouds while pelting sheets of crystal rain didn't
think even once, as to whether the water would drench
a person who was ominously black or pure white,

The trees while shedding fruit didn’t think even once
as to whether the resins toppling would be consumed by
road side beggar or the jeweled prince seated
handsomely on the crown,

The fire while blazing full throttle didn’t think even
once, as to whether its flames would shelter the naked
or the fully clothed; in the freezing night,

The moon shimmering majestically didn’t think even
once as to whether its profound glow would illuminate
the house of a 'Hindu' or an orthodox 'Islam',

The river flowing perennially didn’t think even once,
as to whether its waters would pacify the thirst of a
blind man or a girl with golden eyes,

The bees while making tones of sparkling honey didn’t
think even once, as to whether a mother would apply
the same on her infants lips or red ants would crawl
greedily from all sides,

The wind as it gustily blew didn’t think even once, as
to whether its harmonious flow cooled the most
sophisticated or granted solace to those behind prison
bars in sweltering summer,

The feather tipped pen as it wrote didn’t think even
once, as to whether it was held in the hands of the
sanctimonious priest or a true writer embossing
boundless lines of literature with his own blood,

The wet soil sprawled over million kilometers of
territory didn’t think even once, as to whether it was
going to be used in construction of the grandiloquent
castle or to raise walls of the dingy seaside hut,

The oxygen circulating freely in air didn’t think even
once, as to whether its was going to instill new life
in the lungs of a criminal or revive the dying
prime-minister,

The tufts of immaculate cotton sprouting in fields
didn’t even think once, as to whether they were going
to be stitched for the body of a King or would softly
caress the one legged orphan,

The panoramic landscapes of Nature didn’t even think
once, as to whether their beauty would drown the
mightiest entity or harbor the hideous beaked vulture,

The enchanting cuckoo while singing didn’t think even
once, as to whether its voice would appease the
soldiers marching through the border or put off the
ungainly burglars to tranquil sleep,

The silver granules of sweat while dribbling didn’t
think even once, as to whether to ooze from the
armpits of a Business tycoon or roll from the
bedraggled laborer working on the rooftop,

The heart while throbbing didn’t think even once, as
to whether it was beating in the chest of a tall man
or people born as dwarfs since birth,

The passion in love didn’t think even once, as to
whether it was embracing the stinkingly rich or the
individual trespassing in tottered trousers,

The creator while evolving the Universe didn’t think
even once, as to whether there would be man or woman,
the rich or poor, the black or white, the tall or
short, the language of English or mystical Sanskrit,


THEN WHO THE HELL WERE YOU TO DISCRIMINATE, ATTACH
BASELESS VALUES TO SOCIETY AND CASTE, RIP APART THE
ENTIRE HUMAN KIND INTO SEGMENTS OF DIFFERENT COLOR?

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»Who was I?

 

When I asked the leaves strewn all over the field as to Who was I? They
candidly disclosed that I was a minuscule hillock of sand; occasionally
getting trampled by beasts hovering around.


When I asked the stars shimmering in the cosmos as to Who was I? They
said
that I was one of the millions of droplets; that drizzled at tumultuous
velocities from the hill.


When I asked the escalating mountain peaks as to Who was I? They
divulged that
I was a tiny pebble camouflaged well beneath the mammoth island of
compressed
coal; searching wildly for daylight.


When I asked the blazing body of sun as to Who was I? It revealed that
I was
an inconspicuous mosquito incessantly buzzing around.


When I asked my eyes as to Who was I? They replied without the
slightest of
inhibition that I was a insipid speck of dirt that innocuously floated
around.


When I asked the lines embedded on my palms as to Who was I? They
explicitly
conveyed that I was the fading footprints of a camel slowly ambling in
the
deserts.


When I asked the whirlpools culminating on arid land as to Who was I?
They
said that I was a diminutive twig; suspended languidly from the wall;
just
about to taste dirt and fall.


When I asked the waves swirling turbulently in the ocean as to who was
I? They
whispered without hesitation that I was a rotund bubble of froth; about
to
explode into billions of fragments after clashing against the cold
blooded
rocks.


When I asked the king headed serpent as to Who was I? It mystically
hissed
that I was a squalid egg of the tadpole; swimming in the well; with
several of
my kind.


When I asked my breath as to Who was I? It unhesitatingly replied that
I was
an infinitesimal particle of soil adhering placidly to the window;
awaiting to
be swept miles away; with a single stroke of the serrated broomstick.


When I asked the colossal slab of frozen ice as to Who was I? It
blurted out
without pretensions that I was an enticing mirage drawing parched
entities
towards me; when infact I was empty.


When I asked the palatial flamingoes perched on the banks as to Who was
I?
They squawked boisterously that I was a slippery glowworm slithering on
the
slushy ground.


When I asked the conglomerate of redolent lotus as to Who was I? They
cried in
unison that I was a chapped fragment of bird egg; lying dilapidated on
the
ground.


When I asked the grandfather clock as to Who was I? It ticked
immediately that
I was a compressed strand of hair; extruding desolately from the pigs
tail.


When I asked the preposterously huge shark as to Who was I? The big
fish
roared loudly to tell me that I was a squashed fossil sunk deep down
the
spongy coast.


When I asked the gruesome darkness as to Who was I? The night
stringently whispered into
my ears; that I was a solitary loop; embodied scornfully to a rusty
chain.


When I asked the food finely pulverized in my stomach as to Who was I?
It told
me that I was disdainful foam of colored saliva; left in oblivion on
the
streets.


When I asked my heart as to Who was I? It audaciously throbbed to
proclaim
that I was just a white whisker; dangling frigidly from the bushy
moustache.


And eventually when I asked the creator as to Who was I? He gave me an
answer
in his omnipotent voice; pacifying all my queries forever; telling me
that I
was simply a MOLECULE; out of the infinite he had evolved; granting me
a right
to holistically exist and fight for my existence in this world.


©COPYRIGHT-2003, BY NIKHIL PAREKH