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Agony In Bathroom
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 newspaper was soiled with moisture and dirt, 

long strands of my hair lay thoroughly dismantled, 
perfumed cloth of shirt was soaked in pools of sweat, 
the nylon vest clung tightly to my broad chest frame, 
beads of water trickled down bushy eyebrows, 
smudges of condensed vapour adhered to the crystal mirror, 
i could see an army of red ant transporting grain, 
twin cuckoo birds flying with small pieces of twig and broken straw, 
large tablets of carbolic, disinfectant, colored shampoo liquid camouflaged me from the world, 
a solid teak door concealed me from embarrassing gaze, 
stingy draughts of air blew from the partially open vent, 
hordes of mosquito stung ripe areas of my flesh, 
lazy flies buzzed incessantly in the hollow ambience of my eardrum, 
my body perspired like torrential rain pelting down, 
crisp noises of newspaper shuffling emanated as I read.
 
there was a shining chain suspended from the roof, 
tickling sensitive areas of my nostril, 
the minute i anticipated had finally arrived, 
the painstaking agony was now on the verge of conclusion, 
it was now conducive to flush away the accumulated debris, 
consisting of foul Chinese matter which i had consumed the previous night, 
i pulled the chain with all my existing might, 
gushing rivulets of water flushed the dirt, 
infinite bowels in my intestine were now rendered clean, 
as i emitted a sigh of relief, a hearty thanks to the Creator, 
stripped of natural reserves of energy, 
I stepped out of the disdainful interiors of my bathroom.

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