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Entirely Naked.
by Nikhil Parekh - Indian Poet → (All Poetry by Nikhil Parekh - Indian Poet)
Wednesday, March 16, 2016    Rated "G" by the Author.
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 There were an infinite on the trajectory of this amazing Universe; who dressed to the most enthrallingly contemporary of their ability; just to visit the gaudily draped shopping malls, 

 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this mesmerizing Universe; who
dressed to the most pompously corporate of their ability; just to visit the corridors of the sanctimoniously plush office, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this spell binding Universe; who
dressed to the most bountifully majestic of their ability; just to visit enchantingly aristocratic castle, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this unsurpassable Universe; who
dressed to the most supremely patriotic of their ability; just to visit the sacredly fearless ground of the battlefield, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this insuperable Universe; who
dressed to the most fantastically redolent of their ability; just to visit the beautifully celestial gardens, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this triumphant Universe; who
dressed to the most surreally rustic of their ability; just to visit the unbelievably articulate artist, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this limitless Universe; who dressed to the most impregnably adventurous of their ability; just to visit the sensuously exhilarating forests, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this inexhaustible Universe; who
dressed to the most exuberantly tangy of their ability; just to visit the timelessly undulating oceans, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this unending Universe; who dressed to the most philanthropically benign of their ability; just to visit the inimitably Omnipotent temple, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this indefatigable Universe; who
dressed to the most passionately peppy of their ability; just to visit the vividly pulsating discotheque, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this endless Universe; who dressed to the most unabashedly licentious of their ability; just to visit the tawdrily throbbing pub, 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this ecstatic Universe; who dressed to the most unassailably subliming of their ability; just to visit the absolute epitome 
of priceless Mount Everest, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this colossal Universe; who dressed to the most mellifluously ebullient of their ability; just to visit the incessantly chattering and melodiously sugar coated beehive, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this spectacular Universe; who dressed to the most stupendously intriguing of their ability; just to visit the incredulously enigmatic magician, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this egalitarian Universe; who dressed to the most scantily mortifying of their ability; just to visit the compassionately 
silken and reinvigorating waterfalls, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this righteous Universe; who dressed to the most pugnaciously cannibalistic of their ability; just to visit the despicably abhorrent underworld Don, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this handsome Universe; who dressed to the most candidly unbiased of their ability; just to visit the unfathomably 
benevolent mirror of truth, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this uncanny Universe; who dressed to the most ferociously spirited of their ability; just to visit the domineeringly bare breasted lioness, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this resplendent Universe; who dressed to the most traditionally laconic of their ability; just to visit the bounteously effervescent village, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this gargantuan Universe; who dressed to the most impeccably venerated of their ability; just to visit the Omnipresently bestowing feet of the immortal mother, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this charismatic Universe; who
dressed to the most divinely vibrant of their ability; just to visit the perpetually jubilant fortress of unassailable life, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this luminescent Universe; who
dressed to the most bizarrely dilapidate of their ability; just to visit the forlornly morbid and fetid graveyard, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this exhilaratingly Universe; who dressed to the most studiously innocuous of their ability; just to visit the fervently holistic and learned school, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this piquant Universe; who dressed to the most tantalizing sensuous of their ability; just to visit the bodies of their immortal lovers, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this inebriating Universe; who dressed to the most athletically robust of their ability; just to visit the emphatically tenacious interiors of the overwhelmingly flexible gym, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this concord Universe; who dressed to the most irrefutably deserving of their ability; just to visit the footsteps of their brilliantly persevering and infallibly flawless father, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this untamed Universe; who dressed to the most buoyantly uninhibited of their ability; just to visit the firmament of blessedly blue and pristine sky, 
 
There were an infinite on the trajectory of this ravishing Universe; who dressed to the most aridly unceasing of their ability; just to visit the fathomless sands of 
the swelteringly sulking desert, 
 
And then there was of course me; an diminutively impoverished slave of Lord
Almighty; who lay without the most infinitesimal of cloth and entirely naked
amidst the intoxicatingly fragrant dewdrops of grass; just to pen and keep on indefatigably penning a countless lines of perennially fructifying poetry; which were an infinite times more than a infinitely perceivable infinite.

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