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Attaining Heaven From Your Corpse In Hell
by Nikhil Parekh - Indian Poet → (All Poetry by Nikhil Parekh - Indian Poet)
Tuesday, March 15, 2016    Rated "G" by the Author.
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 A countless times in the name of religion you've cursed a countless impeccable black cat's crossing your way—and thereby instantaneously found yourself a most certain place in the most derogatorily punitive hell, 

 
A countless times in the name of religion you've ruthlessly drowned a countless girl child to the rock bottom of the ocean—and thereby instantaneously found yourself a most certain place in the most sadistically morbid hell, 
 
A countless times in the name of religion you've  brutally plucked countless a nimble petal for offering to the god's—and thereby instantaneously found yourself a most certain place in the most treacherously perverted hell, 
 
A countless times in the name of religion you've slit the throat of countless an innocently bleating goat—and thereby instantaneously found yourself a most certain place in the most reproachfully vindictive hell, 
 
A countless times in the name of religion you've played hideously perverted games of master with countless a truthful slave-and thereby instantaneously found yourself a most certain place in the most tawdrily asphyxiating hell, 
 
A countless times in the name of religion you've spread the maelstroms of violently abusive fanaticism—and thereby instantaneously found yourself a most certain place in the most unsparingly victimizing of hell, 
 
A countless times in the name of religion you've made countless bountiful living beings as scapegoats on the sacrificial altar—and thereby instantaneously found yourself a most certain place in the most devastatingly pugnacious hell, 
 
A countless times in the name of religion you've slandered and shed countless droplets of blood on the other side of your wall—and thereby instantaneously found yourself a most certain place in the most destructively malignant hell, 
 
A countless times in the name of religion you've wasted a countless hours spuriously meditating- with the devil playing truant in your mind—and thereby instantaneously found yourself  a most certain place in the most heinously sinister hell, 
 
A countless times in the name of religion you've sadistically desecrated countless a church, temple, mosque, monastery—and thereby instantaneously found yourself a most certain place in the most raunchily carnivorous hell, 
 
A countless times in the name of religion you've barbarously assassinated a countless harbingers who were out to spread the 'religion of humanity'—and thereby  instantaneously found yourself a most certain place in the most traumatically agonizing hell, 
 
A countless times in the name of religion you've meaninglessly fasted and starved a countless benign fellow beings to their living graves—and thereby instantaneously found yourself a most certain place in the most despairingly murderous hell, 
 
A countless times in the name of religion you've consumed countless a fountains of blood for breakfast; brunch; lunch; dinner—and thereby instantaneously found yourself a most certain place in the most blasphemously vapid hell, 
 
A countless times in the name of religion you've went to gory war orphaning countless pristine children and wives—and thereby instantaneously found yourself a most certain place in the most ominously maiming hell, 
 
A countless times in the name of religion you've diabolically castrated a countless chapters of prolific procreation preferring marriage of same sex—and thereby instantaneously found yourself a most certain place in the most cadaverously disintegrated hell, 
 
A countless times in the name of religion you've imprisoned countless a women behind the veils of sickeningly untouchable desperation—and thereby instantaneously found yourself a most certain place in the most penuriously lambasting hell, 
 
A countless times in the name of religion you've taken a countless livid oaths of stony muteness towards the closest of your kin—and thereby instantaneously found yourself a most certain place in the most despicably truculent hell, 
 
A countless times in the name of religion you've unabashedly invited a countless evil spirits right into the center of your mind—and thereby instantaneously found yourself a most certain place in the most dementedly morose hell, 
 
Can you not spend a just single minute of yours for a just a single beat of immortally uniting love; just this one single time and in the name of that same religion—and still attain the most unassailably blessed heaven from the very midst of your corpse in hell?

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