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What Difference Does It Make? - Part 2
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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 What difference does it make as to whether I met you at the very first cry or the very last cry of my miserably impoverished life; as your robustly humanitarian cheeks; reborn me an infinite times even after the earth had ceased to exist as the; greatest

Fantasizer, 
 
What difference does it make as to whether I met you at the very first smile or the very last smile of my haplessly penurious life; as your magnanimously celestial shadow; reborn me an infinite times even after the earth had ceased to exist; as the greatest Tantalizer, 
 
What difference does it make as to whether I met you at the very first signature or the very last signature of my parsimoniously truncated life; as your poignantly sacred palms; reborn me an infinite times even after the earth had ceased to exist; as the
greatest humanitarian, 
 
What difference does it make as to whether I met you at the very first dwelling or the very last dwelling of my traumatically beleaguered life; as your miraculously Omnipotent and mitigating voice; reborn me an infinite times even after the earth had ceased to exist; as the greatest adventurer, 
 
What difference does it make as to whether I met you at the very first dream or the very last dream of my distraughtly dreary life; as your unbelievably sensuous fragrance; reborn me an infinite times even after the earth had ceased to exist; as the greatest artist, 
 
What difference does it make as to whether I met you at the very first job or the very last job of my disgustingly decrepit life; as your mystically enamoring and voluptuously curvaceous silhouette; reborn me an infinite times even after the earth had ceased to exist; as the greatest poet, 
 
What difference does it make as to whether I met you at the very first turning or the very last turning of my lackadaisically fretful life; as your vividly euphoric countenance; reborn an infinite times even after the earth had ceased to exist; as the greatest prodigy, 
 
What difference does it make as to whether I met you at the very first success or the very last success of my ethereally disheveled life; as your innocuously rosy tongue; reborn me an infinite times even after the earth had ceased to exist; as the greatest
conjurer, 
 
What difference does it make as to whether I met you at the very first wink or the very last wink of my malevolently scurrilous life; as your unassailably majestic eyes; reborn me an infinite times even after the earth had ceased to exist; as the greatest spirit, 
 
What difference does it make as to whether I met you at the very first whisper or the very last whisper of my viciously slandering life; as your insuperably magnetic aura; reborn me an infinite times even after the earth had ceased to exist; as the greatest prince, 
 
What difference does it make as to whether I met you at the very first sweatdrop or the very last sweatdrop of my devastatingly malicious life; as your unconquerably iridescent footsteps; reborn me an infinite times even after the earth had ceased to
exist; as the greatest patriot, 
 
What difference does it make as to whether I met you at the very first dawn or the very last dawn of my ephemerally quavering life; as your beautifully emollient ideals; reborn me an infinite times even after the earth had ceased to exist; as the greatest
singer, 
 
What difference does it make as to whether I met you at the very first yawn or the very last yawn of my inconspicuously. frigid life; as your impeccably redolent skin; reborn me an infinite times even after the earth had ceased to exist; as the greatest martyr, 
 
What difference does it make as to whether I met you at the very first clap or the very last clap of my infinitesimally withering life; as your immaculately untainted sleep; reborn me an infinite times even after the earth had ceased to exist; as the greatest
philosopher, 
 
What difference does it make as to whether I met you at the very first alphabet or the very last alphabet of my indiscriminately tyrannized life; as your sensuously fluttering eyelashes; reborn me an infinite times even after the earth had ceased to exist; as the
greatest philanderer, 
 
What difference does it make as to whether I met you at the very first tear or the very last tear of my diminutively dastardly life; as your ecstatically tinkling feet; reborn me an infinite times even after the earth had ceased to exist; as the greatest dancer, 
 
What difference does it make as to whether I met you at the very first breath or the very last breath of my sullenly baseless life; as your panoramically insuperable compassion; reborn me an infinite times even after the earth had ceased to exist; 
as the greatest friend, 
 
And what difference does it make as to whether I met you at the very first day or the very last day of my truculently lambasting life; as your immortally palpitating and harmonious heart; reborn me an infinite times even after the earth had ceased to
exist; as the greatest lover.

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