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Without The Slightest Of Hindrance Setting In.
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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 Before I could even realize that it was "Day"; or relish its brilliantly optimistic light; the dolorously maiming horizons of evening set in; leaving me haplessly wandering in inexplicable gloom, 

 
Before I could even realize that they were "Shores"; or relish their tantalizingly moistened sands; the ferociously devastating waves of the sea set in; disastrously swiping me from my nimble feet; and into the stormy depths of treacherously bewildering nothingness, 
 
Before I could even realize that it was "Night"; or relish its voluptuously enigmatic softness; the horrendous fronds of sleep disdainfully set in; plunging me into a mortuary of unprecedentedly crippling blackness, 
 
Before I could even realize that it was "Sun"; or relish its Omnipotently flaming rays; the ominously pillaging clouds dreadfully set in; rendering me with nothing else but lividly asphyxiating pangs of depression, 
 
Before I could even realize that it was "Candle-light"; or relish its majestically peerless
grandeur; the hedonistically massacring tornadoes set in; blowing me and the flames away into inane wisps of wanton meaninglessness, 
 
Before I could even realize that it was "Mystery"; or relish its uncannily enamoring scent; the monotonously pragmatic riddle set in; metamorphosing every of my
bountifully unbridled fantasy into robotic despair, 
 
Before I could even realize that it was "Child-birth"; or relish its astoundingly pristine mischievousness; the agonizingly bruised cry of accidental death set in; transforming me into an emotionlessly living corpse, 
 
Before I could even realize that it was "Food"; or relish its salubriously succulent jugglery of juices; the insouciantly tawdry stream of feces set in; drifting even the most infinitesimal ounce of my mind; body and soul; into cadaverous emptiness, 
 
Before I could even realize that it was "Ice"; or relish its royally impeccable demeanor; the vindictively unsparing beams of afternoon set in; melting every iota of my unimpeachable integrity into infinite pools of amorphously pathetic liquid, 
 
Before I could even realize that it was "Parenthood"; or relish its compassionately divine belonging; the cannibalistic battlefields of malicious divorce set in;  wholesomely shattering every heavenly dream of mine into bizarre salaciousness, 
Before I could even realize that it was "Sweat"; or relish its timelessly persevering  masculinity; the inevitably tantalizing breeze of laziness set in; perpetuating me to snore like an infidel eunuch; instead of gloriously replenishing with the fruits of
hard work, 
 
Before I could even realize that it was "Humanity"; or relish its unassailably Omnipresent fragrance; the atrociously indiscriminate wail of war set in; 
fomenting me to tyrannically bleed till my last breath, 
 
Before I could even realize that it was "Artistry"; or relish its unabashedly glorious sensitivity; the coffins of deplorably sacrilegious manipulation set in; gruesomely burying every ingredient of my righteousness; into the indescribably crucifying
shit-pots of hell, 
 
Before I could even realize that it was "Smile"; or relish its insuperably optimistic flavor; the preposterously languid yawn set in; lecherously dragging me into the most obliviously dilapidated maelstroms of boredom, 
 
Before I could even realize that it was "Honesty"; or relish its unconquerably unflinching mirrors of truth; the fretfully ghoulish winds of parasitic politics set
in; making me rub my nose in inconspicuously worthless dust, 
 
Before I could even realize that it was "Perfection"; or relish its undauntedly ecstatic supremacy; the inconsolably bawdy human errors set in; satanically defeating me in the most quintessential processes of my existence, 
 
Before I could even realize that it was "Virility"; or relish its fantastically untainted atmosphere of celestial triumph; the indiscriminately trampling footsteps of the devil set in; engendering me to crumble beyond holistic degrees of recognition, 
 
Before I could even realize that it was "Breath"; or relish its unassailably fearless exhilaration; the unrelentingly victimizing gallows of death set in; rendering me to nothing else but an invisibly frigid whisker of worthlessness, 
 
But before I could realize or even after I realized it; or whether I actually realized it the tiniest or not; the signature of her immortal love remained perpetually embossed in every beat of my passionate heart; for even an infinite lifetimes after this
destined life of mine; and without the slightest of hindrance setting in.

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