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There Was God To Protect Me
by Nikhil Parekh - Indian Poet → (All Poetry by Nikhil Parekh - Indian Poet)
Sunday, March 20, 2016    Rated "G" by the Author.
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 There were lids to protect my eyes; shield them against the most turbulent of storm and dust, 

 
There were lips to protect my teeth; accentuate their beauty as they flirtatiously smiled, 
 
There was flesh to protect my bones; ensure that they stayed in perfect  synchronization; and my demeanor looked robust and fine, 
 
There was hair to protect my scalp; comfort it against body blows and buzzing fly, 
 
There was stomach to protect my food; churn exquisite dishes from all over the continent into one stream, 
 
There was an obdurate skull to protect my brain; thereby facilitate me to evolve ideas at lightening speeds, 
 
There were nails to protect my fingers and toes; see to it that I defended myself in the acrid times of war, 
 
There were clothes to protect my body; save me from bitter cold and the tiniest of embarrassment, 
 
There were shoes to protect my feet; engendering me to walk even on the smoldering embers of scarlet fire, 
 
There were mesmerizing flamingoes to protect my happiness; prevent me from entering into clouds of gloom, 
 
There was rain to protect my thirst; keep my throat always moist and incredulously tender, 
 
There was a tongue to protect my speech; make me speak the most perfect of words at the most perfect of times, 
 
There was sweat to protect my skin; stop it from drying into a shriveled and an inconspicuous heap, 
 
There were Sun and Moon to protect my perception of time; depict to me exactly every hour I walked on the surface of this earth, 
 
There were mystical lines on my palm to protect my destiny; mold and harness the purpose of my existence, 
 
There was house to protect my family; impart it with the security it overwhelmingly desired in times of fear and night, 
 
There was beloved to protect my heart; hamper it from getting trapped into the aisles of irrevocable frustration, 
 
There was mother to protect my senses; see to it that all my dreams manifested themselves into reality, 
 
And there was God to protect my life; save me from all difficulties and barricades whichever came my way; see to it that I blissfully breathed & lived my full quota of life; till the purpose I had taken birth for on his land; was fully satisfied.

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