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Impossible For You
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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 You might have forever taken away all your clothes from my dwelling; savagely hurling me away like a piece of infinitesimally abhorrent shit, 

But it was irrefutably impossible for you to take away all those majestic memories; in which we timelessly stared at each other under the resplendently beaming light; of the full Moon.
 
You might have forever taken away all your ornaments from my dwelling; nonchalantly spitting upon my tumultuously impoverished demeanor, 
But it was irrefutably impossible for you to take away all those princely memories; in which we romantically philandered in the fields of compassionate corn; mischievously blending our rampantly strewn hair with harmonious straw.
 
You might have forever taken away all your cars away from my dwelling; uncouthly leaving your unfathomable battalion of hunter dogs; to take care of my uncontrollably trembling countenance, 
But it was irrefutably impossible for you to take away all those heavenly memories; in which we voluptuously kissed each other on the sensuous lip; as the Sun faded wholesomely beyond the inscrutable horizons.
 
You might have forever taken away all your wines away from my dwelling; satanically spewing all abuse abominably lingering on this colossal planet; even upon the most immaculately righteous of my stride, 
But it was irrefutably impossible for you to take away all those resplendently  replenishing memories; in which we spent many a marathon hours together; frantically exploring the unsurpassably ravishing charisma in our skins.
 
You might have forever taken away all your electronic paraphernalia from my dwelling; ruthlessly kicking me on the bizarrely dilapidated streets to beg; after
indiscriminately severing my hands and feet, 
But it was irrefutably impossible for your to take away all those impeccable memories; in which we innocently feasted upon Nature's profoundly glamorous beauty at the crack of ephemerally enlightening dawn.
 
You might have forever taken away all your currency coins from my dwelling; barbarically commanding the bulldozers of diabolical hatred to squelch me to the
very last bone of my disappearing spine, 
But it was irrefutably impossible for you to take away all those bountiful memories; in which we patriotically united as a single spirit; to philanthropically serve all tyrannically bereaved mankind; for times immemorial.
 
You might have forever taken away all your glittering trophies from my dwelling; ignominiously castigating and stripping me in the front of the entire Universe; 
for ostensibly no fault of mine, 
But it was irrefutably impossible for you to take away all those Omnipotent memories; in which we seductively gyrated our shivering bodies; under tantalizingly
cocktail cover of the exotic night.
 
You might have forever taken away all your breath away from my dwelling; salaciously ensuring that an unsurpassable dungeon of sinister scorpion; crawled
invidiously on my skin for countless more decades yet to unveil, 
But it was irrefutably impossible for you to take away all those mesmerizing memories; in which we had impregnably pledged to the Almighty Lord; to solely
exist for each other.
 
And you might have forever taken away all your love from my dwelling; commanding your vindictively vicious fleet of relentless vultures; to intransigently suck the last droplet of blood from my nimble visage, 
But it was irrefutably impossible for you to take away all those charismatically wonderful memories; in which we had given our hearts to each other the very first
time we met; embarking on an exhilarating expedition of humanitarian  togetherness.

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