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I Live Because
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 dream, because each corner of my surreally inexplicable mind; dictates, 

 
I write, because infinite muscles in my irascibly wandering hand; dictate, 
 
I sleep; because boundless bones in my profoundly exhausted dreary body; dictate, 
 
I shout, because tumultuously insatiable urges in the inner most realms of my 
throat; dictate, 
 
I gallop; because irascibly proliferating tendencies in the spongy muscle of my legs; dictate, 
 
I smile; because gregariously amicable virtues inevitably besieging my rubicund 
pair of lips; dictate, 
 
I cry; because the overwhelmingly morbid sorrow in my eyes; dictates, I snore; because the incomprehensibly celestial corridors of invincible sleep; dictates, 
 
I drink; because inexorably scorched and diminishing boundaries of my burnt 
body; dictates, 
 
I bathe; because incorrigibly squalid cocoons of dust on my countenance; dictates, 
 
I wink; because irrevocably flirtatious attributes in my eyeball; dictates, 
 
I yawn; because the indefatigably fatigued skeleton of my surrendered body; dictates, 
 
I fight; because the cloud of intrepid belligerence engulfing my boisterous demeanor; dictates, 
 
I fidget; because pertinently iterative fervor unrelentingly dissipating in my blood; dictates, 
 
I study; because an irrefutably everlasting desire to be the best in the professional world; dictates, 
 
I whistle; because insatiable tunnels of fathomless euphoria in my nerves; dictate, 
 
I play; because the child perpetually buoyant and alive in my impeccable senses; dictates, 
 
I lie; because inevitably salacious manipulation on the trajectory of this planet; dictates, 
 
I breathe; because the miserably imprisoned lungs beneath my chest; dictate, 
 
I desire; because the passionately throbbing beats of my ardently romantic heart; dictate, 
 
And I live; because the love of my life; the love that was my energy to lead an immortal existence beyond countless new births of mine; dictates.

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