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I Do Definitely Know; And Have Always Known.
by Nikhil Parekh - Indian Poet → (All Poetry by Nikhil Parekh - Indian Poet)
Thursday, March 17, 2016    Rated "G" by the Author.
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 I really don't know the slightest as to whether it all started from the time; when we used to jauntily fly kites from each other's terraces; deliberately interlock the strings of our mischief for times immemorial, 

 
I really don't know the slightest as to whether it all started from the time; when we bathed in the torrential rain together; with even the most infinitesimal element of our bodies timelessly intertwining into a fireball of infallibly unending passion, 
 
I really don't know the slightest as to whether it all started from the time; when we wholeheartedly used to compliment each other for the tiniest of our achievements; even as the entire world outside sighted us with the eyes of unbearable prejudice, 
 
I really don't know the slightest as to whether it all started from the time; when we unrelentingly peered into each other's eyes in the heart of chaotic street and disabling war; indefatigably discovering the sincerity of creation; even as countless were freshly
born and countless died, 
 
I really don't know the slightest as to whether it all started from the time; when we tirelessly chased each other through umpteenth unkempt branches and inscrutable paths of the enchanting forest; with the wind as our only savior and profound sensuality dripping from our souls, 
 
I really don't know the slightest as to whether it all started from the time; when we inarticulately babbled even the most preposterous balderdash that came to our
minds; in sheer informality whilst courting each other, 
 
I really don't know the slightest as to whether it all started from the time; when we gave our friendship the true st of meaning; enlightening each of our horrendous
agony into brilliant hope; as we uninhibitedly shared the same with each other, 
 
I really don't know the slightest as to whether it all started from the time; when we had our first smooch; when for the first time the melody in our inflamed lips became perpetually singular; bringing alongwith it every tangible speck of happiness on this planet, 
 
I really don't know the slightest as to whether it all started from the time; when we slept intrepidly bare-chested on the cold-blooded rocks; with nothing to do but stare at the moonless sky; with the tyrannically conventional society discarding us like
bits of frigid nothingness, 
 
I really don't know the slightest as to whether it all started from the time; when we audaciously proclaimed to our parents that we'd never marry the ones that they'd chosen for us on this fathomless planet; when it was infact the last hour of our wedding day, 
 
I really don't know the slightest as to whether it all started from the time; when we absorbed every ray of the blazingly undefeated morning sun; hugging each other with so much intensity; as if this was the very last moment of life on earth divine, 
 
I really don't know the slightest as to whether it all started from the time; when we unabashedly flirted in the broadest of daylight; endlessly uttering nothing else but words of Immortal love even in the heart of the insidiously robotic corporate empire, 
 
I really don't know the slightest as to whether it all started from the time; when we forever coalesced our palms into a fortress of solidarity; although each line of our destiny lines ran in the most opprobrious opposite directions, 
 
I really don't know the slightest as to whether it all started from the time; when we ardently tongued our way across each other's uncontrollably shivering bodies;  possessed each pore of our sensitive skins more impregnably than what god 
could have possessed earth, 
 
I really don't know the slightest as to whether it all started from the time; when we'd seen each other the first time on the sordidly heartless street; yet seemed to know each other since centuries unprecedented; without even knowing our names, 
 
I really don't know the slightest as to whether it all started from the time; when we wholesomely satisfied every of our needs ourselves; just the two of us; without even the most oblivious of help from the satanically whipping world outside, 
 
I really don't know the slightest as to whether it all started from the time; when we unstoppably rubbed our nostrils in wondrous unison; let the breath of our eternal compassion; overwhelm and overrule every other stench of hatred in the boundless atmosphere, 
 
I really don't know the slightest as to whether it all started from the time; when our hearts throbbed louder than the most untamed of volcano's for each other; 
although we sat unnoticed; untouched; unexplored; indefinable continents apart, 
 
But I do definitely know and have always known; that I've always loved you and only you since even before my very first breath; since even before Omniscient God had created this magically ameliorating earth; since even before there evolved the tiniest definition of heavenly life; in the womb of this untiring Universe.

 


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