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Fragments Of Love
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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 Just fragments of seeds were enough to harness the entire tree; make it an incredulously awesome entity towering handsomely towards blue sky, 

 
Just fragments of bricks were enough to construct a cozy dwelling; impart loads of compassionate shelter and rejuvenating warmth from winds of uncouth winter, 
 
Just fragments of raw wood were enough to mold an amicable nest; impregnably sequester the cluster of impeccable eggs; from ominous snake and devastating storm, 
 
Just fragments of clouds were enough to shower golden droplets of mesmerizing rain; pacify the thirst of the tumultuously scorching desert with life bestowing liquid, 
 
Just fragments of vivacious color were enough to give the morbidly corpse like wall a new look; terminate its years of pathetic isolation with resplendent streaks of paint, 
 
Just fragments of sunshine were enough to pierce through the blanket of menacingly mourning darkness; trigger of optimistic beams of hope in hopelessly shattered lives, 
 
Just fragments of naturally potent herb were enough to annihilate the inexplicably lingering disease; swipe it out entirely to profoundly reinvigorate the diminishing soul, 
 
Just fragments of salt were enough to impregnate a heavenly aroma into morsels of lackadaisical food; perpetuate an insatiable hunger in the dead bowels to the most astronomical limits, 
 
Just fragments of nectar were enough to heal the wounds of acrimonious bitterness; fortify the broken bonds of betrayed relationship, 
 
Just fragments of silken thread were enough for the pot-bellied spider to exist in formidable security; snore to its heart's content under pearly rays of the celestial moon, 
 
Just fragments of the lotus flower were enough to enlighten the gloomily stinking atmosphere; infiltrate a ray of profuse hope into the lives of those besieged with incomprehensible sadness, 
 
Just fragments of daunting courage were enough to face the most deadliest of evil single handedly and without a ruffle to the bushy coat of whiskers, 
 
Just fragments of words were enough to convey overwhelming gratitude; thank your true compatriots from the inner most compartments of your conscience, 
 
Just fragments of truth were enough to valiantly permeate through the web of salacious lies; illuminate the entire universe with the radiance of candidly omnipotent light, 
 
Just fragments of smile were enough to wholesomely assassinate the most minuscule trace of enmity; forge a path of irrefutable care in each individual it 
encountered in its way, 
 
Just fragments of freedom were enough to feel like a king even while entrapped in satanic chains; fomenting you to unrelentingly dream higher than the unfathomable skies, 
 
Just fragments of peace were enough to drastically metamorphose the entire battlefield of ghastly blood shed; into one with symbiotic harmony and united strength, 
 
Just fragments of empathy were enough to succeed in making this planet once again a veritable paradise; spread the religion of mankind to even the most obscure regions on this globe, 
 
And just fragments of love were enough to win over the heart; survive as the most richest in this world; infact survive as the most richest molecule of Almighty lord till the time he wanted you to breathe good life.

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