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In Order To Savagely Die
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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 In order to embarrassingly fall on the ground; one must first try to audaciously stand, 

 
In order to vehemently cry aloud in astonishingly calm air; one must first try to inculcate the virtue of uninhibited laughter, 
 
In order to be blatantly illiterate; one must first try to imbibe the meaning of sagacious and discerningly literate, 
 
In order to be dismally gloomy; one must first try to flirtatiously smile, 
 
In order to be disastrously defeated; one must first try to embrace exhilarating victory, 
 
In order to feel gruesomely bizarre winds of freezing cold; one must first try to experience the winds of inexorably blistering heat, 
 
In order to starve to unprecedented limits; one must first try to eat succulent morsels of tantalizing food to the most gargantuan of his heart's content, 
 
In order to thunderously sneeze; one must first try to inhale in fresh draughts of exuberant breath, 
 
In order to get overwhelmingly wounded; one must first try to valiantly brandish a sword and fight, 
 
In order to remain as still and motionless as the morbid corpse; one must first try to boisterously march at the crack of every euphoric dawn, 
 
In order to dance naked on the viciously barren streets; one must first try embellish himself completely from fluffy head to diminutive feet, 
 
In order to hysterically scream; one must first try to remain perpetually silent, 
 
In order to fight unceremoniously with innocuous people sleeping in their dwelling; one must first try to incessantly pray, 
 
In order to blink indefatigably without the slightest of control; one must first try to prudently stare for marathon hours on the trot, 
 
In order to perceive the most obnoxious stench existing on this planet; one must first try to profoundly absorb the stupendous scent of the scarlet rose, 
 
In order to thunderously yawn in the midst of the bombastic conference; one must first try to sit sagaciously for countless hours on the desk; without budging the tiniest either to the right; or the extreme left, 
 
In order to break the glass into infinite splinters of serrated mirror; one must first try to wholesomely admire his reflection to unsurpassable extents; even after ghoulish nightfall, 
 
In order to commit salacious acts of mortifying betrayal; one must first try to wholeheartedly; and truly love, 
 
In order to trip head on to the rock bottom of the obdurate ground; one must first try to dexterously clamber up the escalating and rickety staircase, 
 
In order to go perpetually blind; one must first try to enjoy the spell binding and mesmerizing prowess of handsome sight, 
 
In order to disdainfully drown to the bed of the deep and fathomless ocean; one must first try to uninhibitedly swing his arms and swim, 
 
In order to become barbarically dumb; one must first try to eloquently speak and sing, 
 
And in order to savagely die and brusquely relinquish breath; one must first try and lead life; move his hands and feet for existence; move his hands to blissfully survive.

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