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Roof Top Terrace
by Nikhil Parekh - Indian Poet → (All Poetry by Nikhil Parekh - Indian Poet)
Saturday, March 19, 2016    Rated "G" by the Author.
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 I ambled languidly on my rooftop terrace at evanescent dawn, 

Invisibly faint rays of light gently caressing my silhouette; a chilly breeze blowing across my soft ear, 
The cuckoo gave loud chirps; a blend of resplendent birds soared high in the impeccable clouds, 
I felt dreariness besieging my exhausted eyes; and soon dozed off lost in realms of a mystical reverie.
 
I woke up with startled jerks; stupendously bewildered by dazzling light of the 
full Sun, 
Splashed my face several times with cold water; trying to audaciously stare into the crimson ball of fire, 
Although I miserably failed in my attempt; as the astronomical proportion of heat burnt my scalp, 
And I submissively sat down reading the crisp newspaper; in remote dark corners of the terrace.
 
The crystal sky now displayed the midday sun; blazing down viciously in full fury, 
Sweltering hot currents of breeze now blew across the window; virtually melting all in proximity to water, 
As I incessantly consumed large pitchers of sweet liquid; refrigerated to freezing ice, 
To get temporary reprieve from the distressing agony of the Sun God.
 
A few hours later dusk strangulated the exorbitant heat; radiating serene pink light, 
The eagles in the sky were now returning back to their dwelling; densely foliated trees rustled vivaciously in the gusty wind, 
The atmosphere was impregnated with obstreperous voices; as children played in the silver sand, 
I stood in mute silence; leaning on periphery of the colossal water tank; as I  
witnessed the mesmerizing sight of the Sun going down.
 
As the seconds zipped by; dusk unveiled itself into starry night, 
The sky now; was entirely obfuscated from the Sun; looked enchanting with a cavalcade of stars, 
Emanating mystical light; illuminating the darkness with a bountiful sparkle, 
I watched her innocuous features; the beauty of her form a few feet below; 
thanked the Creator for putting her to sleep, 
Incorrigibly vowed to spend many more days on my roof top terrace; as her
sighs now converted into deafening snores.

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