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If You Listened To My Heart
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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 If you sighted my shadow; which had nonchalantly formed under sweltering rays of sunlight, 

Then you'd come to know how tumultuously it wavered; the insatiable longing in its contours to trespass past your stupendous grace.
 
If you glimpsed my lips; which glistened incredulously into vivacious shades of lotus pink, 
Then you'd come to know how solitary they were; the unprecedented urge in them to kiss your divinely name.
 
If you heard my voice; which rose and fell with an uncanny mysticism in the perpetually still air, 
Then you'd come to know how hopeless it was; how much it wanted you by its side; searching for you frantically in the fathomless wilderness.
 
If you felt my tears; which trickled down all day and night through my cheeks, 
Then you'd come to know how lifeless they were; the overwhelming desire in them to occupy an immortal position beside your tinkling feet.
 
If you caressed my skin; which resembled a frigidly lackluster ashen white, 
Then you'd come to know how freezing it was; how much it longed for your company; to trigger it vehemently into astronomical loads of compassionate warmth.
 
If you stood beside my breath; which morbidly cascaded down my nostrils; 
Then you'd come to know how lackadaisical it was; the thunderously volatile intensity lingering in it; to drift down your fabulous nape.
 
If you ran your fingers through my scalp; which pathetically slept even under a wave of unimaginably blistering heat that encompassed it from all sides, 
Then you'd come to know how much it wanted to be majestically massaged; the unsurpassable agony in it to be kissed by your heavenly form.
 
If you peered deep down into my eyes; which had lost their ability to see; even though they were blissfully alive, 
Then you'd come to know how much they were clouded with inexplicable sadness; how inexorably they missed you and craved for you to whisper and dream by their
side.
 
 
 
 
And if you listened to my heart; which uncontrollably palpitated without the tiniest of respite; whether I walked or lazily slept on the star studded night, 
Then you'd come to know how much it remembered you every unleashing second; the invincible tenacity pounding upon it to imprison you forever; in each of
its everlasting beats.

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