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For Me To Be Ever Possessed
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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Bond your divinely hands so immortally with my disastrously impoverished fingers; that it wasincorrigibly impossible for me to be ever possessed by any other hands on this boundless Universe; for centuries immemorial, 
 
Bond your magical feet so immortally with my rustically bohemian toes; that it was irrevocably impossible for me to be ever possessed by any other feet on this fathomless Universe; for decades unfathomable, 
 
Bond your heavenly eyes so immortally with my pathetically devastated lids; that it was intransigently impossible for me to be ever possessed by any other eyes on this tantalizing Universe; for times unsurpassable, 
 
Bond your philanthropic smiles so immortally with my ludicrously morbid lips; that it was unbelievably impossible for me to be ever possessed by any other smiles on this endless Universe; for limitless fortnights, 
 
Bond your ingratiating melody so immortally with my devastatingly dithering throat; that it was immutably impossible for me to be ever possessed by any other melody on this fascinating Universe; for countless more years to unveil, 
 
Bond your tantalizing fantasies so immortally with my treacherously monotonous mind; that it was irrefutably impossible for me to be ever possessed by any other
fantasy on this everlasting Universe; for relentless days and nights unprecedented, 
 
Bond your ravishing tongue so immortally with my ridiculously cacophonic throat; that it was impregnably impossible for me to be ever possessed by any other tongue on this timeless Universe; for infinite more births of mine, 
 
Bond your rhapsodic hair so immortally with penuriously entangled scalp; that it was unconquerably impossible for me to be ever possessed by any other hair on this majestic Universe; for incomprehensible more moments to tranquilly descend, 
 
Bond your twinkling ears so immortally with my brutally punctured lobes; that it was intractably impossible for me to be ever possessed by any other ear's on this  flamboyant Universe; for as long as the earth existed, 
 
Bond your uninhibited philanthropism so immortally with lecherously manipulative demeanor; that it was unassailably impossible for me to be ever possessed by
any other philanthropism on this mesmerizing Universe; for endless more moments to unfurl, 
 
 
Bond your titillating shadow so immortally with my horrifically remorseful reflection; that it was unequivocally impossible for me to be ever possessed by any other shadow on this glorious Universe; for indefatigable more instants yet to be born, 
 
Bond your seducing enigma so immortally with my indigently commercial countenance; that it was perennially impossible for me to be ever possessed by
any other enigma on this compassionate Universe; for unending more civilizations; yet to evolve, 
 
Bond your voluptuous charisma so immortally with my miserably shivering and orphaned senses; that it was perpetually impossible for me to be ever possessed by
any other charisma on this panoramic Universe; for countless kilometers; even beyond my veritable grave, 
 
Bond your benevolent philosophy so immortally with my despondently greedy visage; that it was eternally impossible for me to be ever possessed by any other
philosophy on this mystical Universe; for immeasurable days; even after I was blended with specks of dust, 
 
Bond your unflinching strength so immortally with my insipidly sagging and languid bones; that it was doggedly impossible for me to be ever possessed by any other strength on this euphoric Universe; for even after; the sky had wholesomely blended with threadbare mud, 
 
Bond your poignant blood so immortally with my heinously adulterated and decaying veins; that it was irreversibly impossible for me to be ever possessed by any other blood on this ecstatic Universe; for billions of kilometers; even after the Sun had set, 
 
Bond your Omnipotent aura so immortally with my nonchalantly lackadaisical  persona; that it was unimaginably impossible for me to be ever possessed by
any other aura on this spell binding Universe; for unthinkable more spaces; even beyond the land of infinite infinity, 
 
Bond your Omnipresent breath so immortally with my morosely extinguishing existence; that it was inexorably impossible for me to be ever possessed by any other breath on this blissful Universe; for unending more seconds; even after the clock had
completely ceased to tick, 
 
And bond your passionate heart so immortally with my capriciously betraying beats; that it was indomitably impossible for me to be ever possessed by any other
heart on this marvelous Universe; for countless more heavens; even after I reached the island of hell.

 


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