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Even Greater
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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 It was great to wholeheartedly smile; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was spreading its celestial essence to the most miserably orphaned quarters of this boundless Universe, 

 
It was great to marvelously fantasize; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was granting a right to every person irrespective of caste; creed; or religion; to  profoundly do the same; alike, 
 
It was great to stupendously sight; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was philanthropically assisting all those besieged with gruesomely devastating blindness; immortalizing their dreams into an eternal reality, 
 
It was great to eat tantalizing food; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was to feed the horrendously famished and deprived; witness them blossom into the celestially benign citizens of tomorrow, 
 
It was great to dress up ravishingly beautiful; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was to embellish every miserably abandoned infant; with the ornaments of perpetual love and care, 
 
It was great to invincibly marry; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was to unite passionately palpitating hearts all across the fathomlessly magnificent Universe; in threads of everlasting romance, 
 
It was great to incessantly march towards your benevolent goals; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was to educate and profusely transpire all those indiscriminately sucking each other's blood; with the perennial fragrance of
humanity, 
 
It was great to acquire astronomical wealth; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was to help the treacherously afflicted destitute; magnanimously bequeath upon them a dwelling of vibrant compassion; sequestering them from the 
vicious onslaught of neglect, 
 
It was great to have Herculean muscles jutting profoundly from all quarters of your body; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was to massacre the parasites of evil in entirety from this colossaly gregarious earth; relentlessly tower tall as the ultimate harbinger of all mankind, 
 
It was great to have scarlet blood cascading poignantly through your intricate veins; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was to save as many innocent lives as possible from despairing extinction; in the tenure of your transiently fading life, 
It was great to melodiously sing; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was to harmoniously pacify all traumatized agony incinerated due to malicious manipulation; with the supremely magical cadence in your voice, 
 
It was great to uninhibitedly dance; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was to sway in exhilarating gay abandon with all those disastrously maimed; uplift their impeccable souls to blend with the Omnisciently divine, 
 
It was great to illuminate your abode with blazing light; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was to Omnipotently enlighten all those hutments uncouthly lingering in pools of ghastly sadness and unprecedented suffering, 
 
It was great to mischievously philander through the aisles of unfathomable desire; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was to return their ecstatically lost childhood's to children; brutally pulverized by ostentatious norms of the stinkingly
rigid society, 
 
It was great to tower barefoot upon the summit of the gloriously unconquerable mountain; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was to mitigate
derogatorily castigated humanity from chains of lecherous slavery; hoist them to forever exist above the surreally romantic clouds, 
 
It was great to be successful in every acrimonious examination of your life; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was to pioneer all those hopelessly shattered lives; towards the epitome of bountifully resplendent prosperity, 
 
It was great to be sagaciously truthful; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was to disseminate the elements of peace; brotherhood; and symbiotic existence; in every organism that you holistically encountered in your blissful way, 
 
It was great to royally breathe; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was to bestow life upon all immaculate entities despondently crumbling; rejuvenating the cold-bloodedly insidious globe once again; into an overwhelmingly mesmerizing paradise, 
 
And it was great to immortally love; but an irrefutable feeling even greater than that; was to perpetually coalesce every cranny of this aristocratically glittering planet; in the winds of compassionate sharing; in waves of impregnable peace; over and above all; in unassailable petals of inseparable mankind.

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