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31st December- The Most Enviable Bachelor.
by Nikhil Parekh - Indian Poet → (All Poetry by Nikhil Parekh - Indian Poet)
Monday, March 14, 2016    Rated "G" by the Author.
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 The day brought alongwith it; an unsurpassable longing to greet a fantastically new and spellbindingly untainted chapter of beginning,  

 
The day brought alongwith it; a feeling of unconquerably infallible triumph; of surpassing even the most infinitesimal iota of evil; with the winds of an optimistically enlightening tomorrow, 
 
The day brought alongwith it; a profound feeling of untamed nostalgia; as blissful and emotionally chagrined memories of the past; inundated even the most obsolete quarter of the mind at lightening speeds of time, 
 
The day brought alongwith it; an undefeatable resolution of spending a countless more lives engulfed with symbiotic prosperity; with the very priceless life just about to commence within a few hours, 
 
The day brought alongwith it; an adventure of unbridled ecstasy; transcending over even the most ghastliest of pain and inexplicably treacherous disease, 
 
The day brought alongwith it; an unassailable entrenchment of timeless unity; with organisms of every caste; creed and race; romancing and indefatigably gyrating to the beats of vibrant existence; under the iridescent midnight Sunshine, 
 
The day brought alongwith it; the tunes of eternally rhapsodic joy; as the Sun blazed its most indomitably Omnipotent light ever; before humbly sinking in the horizons to celestially illuminate the world tomorrow; with intrepid light, 
 
The day brought alongwith it; an uncannily exultating reverberation in every conceivable pore of the body; which exuberantly braced itself for the Omnipresent goodness of a majestically brand new hour, 
 
The day brought alongwith it; the most effulgently wistful hours of the entire year; with every unfurling instant catapulting you on to the most brilliantly unfettered paradise, 
 
The day brought alongwith it; an intractably overpowering feeling of the present overruling the past like never before; with every tangible chime to the clock; igniting the pulse and soul to an ultimate crescendo of joyous activity, 
 
The day brought alongwith it; an inexhaustible scent of righteous perseverance; the ultimate culmination of all deeds symbiotically executed; into the invincible rays of a bountifully fructifying tomorrow, 
 
The day brought alongwith it; the most ebulliently blessed memories of the past; with every anecdote of revitalizing freshness gushing past at whirlwind speeds through the impoverished brain, 
 
The day brought alongwith it; a Herculean inferno of restlessly unexplored energy; with every single organism of the Universe in an unbelievable rush to add those punctiliously eventful finishing touches, 
 
The day brought alongwith it; a wholesomely changed perspective about the chapter of vivaciously stupefying life; with every ingredient of scarlet blood feeling; that it was just a few inches away from experiencing victorious totality, 
 
The day brought alongwith it; an interminably jubilant resolution of coining newer and newer targets in destined life; with the quintessential mantra being heavenly prosperity and ubiquitously perpetuating the axiom of Live and let Live, 
 
The day brought alongwith it; an unlimited instinct to survive beyond one's projected time; incredulously metamorphosing every infidel protraction into a gorge of impeccable faithfulness, 
 
The day brought alongwith it; a ray of nimbly vespered hope; of perhaps the veritably dead and inimitably beloved; reinvigorating once again from the horizons once again tomorrow, 
 
The day brought alongwith it; the beats of unfathomably maverick rejoicing; with every tangible and intangible entity on the globe; pouring even the most oblivious crannies of their hearts out; to express nothing else but Immortal love, 
 
The day brought alongwith it; the most fervently unhindered breathing of the year; an extraordinary feeling of accomplishment pounding the intricate chest; of stepping into new dimensions of flamboyant daylight, 
 
And although you might ardently desire for it to be every day of the beautiful  year. But sadly; it would still continue to remain the most enviable bachelor; unfurling only  just once every single year. Such was the magic of tantalizing magical and perpetually single; 31st December.

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