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Roots
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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 The castle in the forest appeared haughty and ostentatious; with gaudy drapes majestically camouflaging its windows, 

Although it had its roots firmly embedded in lackluster mud; which was blended incongruously with glowworms and reptile.
 
The ocean looked colossal; with gigantic waves swirling tumultuously towards the sky, 
Although it had its roots in granules of frigid sand; replete with coral leaves and soggy hillocks of clay. 
 
The gold mines appeared marvelously glittering; emanating a perennial glow of extravagant prosperity and opulence, 
Although it had its roots firmly embedded in obnoxious slabs of coal; a coat of ghastly black encapsulating its scintillating demeanor.
 
The silhouette of sun looked stupendously dazzling; emitting infinite rays of fire permeating pugnaciously through the dark, 
Although it had its roots sprawled since centuries unprecedented in the lackadaisical sky; with placid  patches of blue in vicinity sheltering it; to make its dream come true .
 
The clothes on the prince's body appeared incredibly alluring; with every individual confronting him; instantly fantasizing himself adorning the same, 
Although the royal garb had its roots in innocuous tufts of country cotton; sprouting in multiple clusters from the ground.
 
The edifice overlooking the shopping mall looked gargantuan; with several bystanders transgressing the streets; admiring it unanimously in open mouthed consternation, 
Although it had its roots in dexterously ploughed soil; juxtaposed commensurately with raw cement and concrete.
 
The President's destiny appeared enchanting; as he stood tall and domineering on the dais; with an indomitable spirit to conquer profoundly lingering in his eyes, 
Although it had its roots in the lines of his spongy palm; the labyrinth of mounts and stars impregnated in his tiny fist.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The Banyan tree looked like a fascinating fortress; with scores of animals and birds wandering vivaciously through its cascading branches, 
Although it had its roots deeply embodied in recesses of moist earth; and a conglomerate of nutrients in the same; nurturing it to rise to unbelievable heights.
 
And the Creator appeared invincible; with the entire universe distinctly visible; each time he opened his mouth, 
Although he had his roots entwined with philanthropic simplicity; the rudiments of equality granting him the unprivileged aura of ruling over the entire cosmos; residing in every heart that throbbed benevolently; palpitated passionately for life.

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