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Hide and Seek – part 6 – Rhyming & Non Rhyming Poems

  By

  Nikhil Parekh

  [ Note - Currently I seek a traditional publisher for the publication of my above mentioned Book , in the Print form . Published here ; is this Poetry Collection of mine in its entirety , alongwith the differently titled Poems contained in the Book . As of the present moment ; 47 of my Books are available for purchase in the eBook format from Amazon.com Kindle Store United States at - amazon.com/author/nikhilparekh . My syle of Poetry / literature is unique and has never ever been written before or experimented on the mortal planet by any mortal , though my Poetry / literature is normal and natural . GOD’S grace on me . i am nothing infront of GOD . i am nothing infront of GOD’S holy messengers . So any victorious publisher who may want to publish my Poetry in Paperback without Financial Expenditure to me , can directly communicate with me at the address , [email protected] or [email protected] ] . I am Nikhil Parekh , ( born 27 August , 1977 ) , poet and author from Ahmedabad , India . I am also a 10 - Time National Record holder for my Poetry with the Limca Book of Records India , limcabookofrecords.in - which is India’s Best Book of Records , Ranked 2nd in the World officially to Guinness Book of World Records . You can visit me at - nikhilparekh.org ; to browse my Poetry on GOD , Peace , Love , Anti Terrorism , Friendship , Life , Death , Environment, Wildlife , Mother , Father , Children , Parenthood , Humanity , Social Cause , Women empowerment , Poverty , Lovers , Brotherhood - at this website you can also browse my varied Books , my awards and my National records in Poetry .

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  Author Biography

  Nikhil Parekh , ( born August 27 , 1977 ) , from Ahmedabad , India - is a Love Poet and 10 time National Record holder for his Poetry with the Limca Book of Records India - limcabookofrecords.in , which is India's Best Book of Records , also Ranked 2nd in the World officially to Guinness Book of World Records . He is an author of - ' LONGEST BOOK written by a mortal - COLLECTED POETRY ' , which has a Print Length of 5254 pages on the Amazon Kindle .

  The Poet's style of Poetry / literature is unique and has never ever been written before or experimented on the mortal planet by any mortal . Though his Poetry / literature is normal and natural . 

  10 National Records held by Parekh with the Limca Book of Records India are for –

  ( 1 ) Being the First Indian Poet to be published / featured in McGill English Dictionary of Rhyme which is the World's Number 1 English Rhyming Dictionary - for his poem , Come Lets Embrace our New Religion

  ( 2 ) Being the First Indian Poet to have won Poet of the Year Award at the Canadian Federation of Poets which is Canada's National Poetry Body endorsed by Governor General of Canada

  ( 3 ) Being the First Indian Poet to be published in a Commonwealth Newsletter for his poem on AIDS which is - Aids doesn't kill . Your Attitude kills .

  ( 4 ) Being the First Indian Poet to win an EPPIE award for best Poetry EBook

  ( 5 ) Writing the most number of letters to and receiving the most number of replies from World Leaders and World Organizations .

  ( 6 ) Being the First Indian Poet to be Goodwill Ambassador to the International Goodwill Treaty for World Peace - GoodwillTreaty.org .

  ( 7 ) Being the First Indian Poet whose Poems have been made into Films at Youtube.com - The World's largest video sharing website .

  ( 8 ) Being the 1st Indian Poet to be featured for his Poetry Book - Love versus Terrorism- Poems on Anti Terror, Peace , at Wattpad.com - The World's most popular ebook community and largest website for reading books on mobile phones .

  ( 9 ) Being the first Indian Poet whose video reciting a Poem on Nelson Mandela , has been placed at the official website of the Government of South Africa .

  (10) "Having authored LONGEST BOOK written by a mortal - COLLECTED POETRY - which is of Print Length 5254 pages and currently has approximately 1.15 million words , financially selling in the Amazon.com Kindle Store United States at - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003Y8XLKQ".

  The Indian Poet has written thousands of poems on - GOD, Peace , Love , Anti Terrorism , Friendship , Life , Death , Environment, Wildlife , Mother , Father , Children , Parenthood , Humanity , Social Cause , Women empowerment , Poverty , Lovers , Brotherhood . His Books and Poems have had millions of viewers and downloads on the Internet .

  Parekh is an author of 47 varied Books which include - 1 God ( volume 1 to volume 4 ) , The Womb ( volume 1 to volume 2 ) , Love Versus Terrorism ( Part 1 to Part 2 ) , You die; I die - Love Poems ( Part 1 to Part 16 ) , Life = Death ( volume 1 to volume 10 ), The Power of Black ( volume 1 to volume 2 ) , If you cut a tree; you cut your own mother , Hide and Seek ( part 1 to part 8 ) , Longest Poem written by Nikhil Parekh - Only as Life . These Books comprise of nearly a 7000 pages of his Poetry .

  The Poet’s Poetry has had the patronization of several World Leaders including the Queen of England . Visit Nikhil Parekh at – nikhilparekh.org .

  About The Poetry Book

  This Book which has 50 differently titled Poems , is actually part 6 of the Book titled – Hide and Seek – Rhyming & Non Rhyming Poems ( 702 pages ) . Parekh's earliest collection of verse. Written in unparallelled fervor, this collection is a delectable blend of topics from love to death, probing into countless infinitesimal aspects of existence which make a significant impact to it. The beauty of this compendium lies in its magical brevity at places and in the most mundane things of life around us brought to the fore like a magicians wand, in brilliant poetic flair by Parekh. Contains poems on topics impossible for one to envisage that a poem could be written about such an inconspicuous little thing-but Parekh evolves bountiful rhyme from the word go and coalesces vivacious color in the little tid-bits of the chapter called life to optimum effect. A must read for all those who find color, charm and significance in even the smallest things of life and are enthused by even the most mercurial bit of stray paper loitering around. A poetic tribute to the ordinary, projecting its colorful extraordinary bit to the planet with raw panache.

  This book tingles every living being's imagination to fantasize beyond the ordinary. Look at all those meaningful tid-bits around us which have a complete book written in each one of them. All those joyous and unfortunate anecdotes around us which make us blossom into the true spirit of existence; into the amazing celebration of omnipotent life.

  CONTENTS

  1. TABLE SALT

  2. FOOTPRINTS

  3. DIVIDERS

  4. WHEN THE TIME ARRIVED TO SLEEP

  5. THE TREE OF LOVE

  6. FIREWOOD AND BEER

  7. YOUNG AT HEART

  8. THE PUNCH

  9. COILED SPRINGS

  10. QUESTIONS

  11. THE AIR WHICH MY MOTHER BREATHED

  12. I WANTED YOU TO BE

  13. WHEN I SLICED OPEN MY HEART

  14. EXPURGATIONS

  15. SHE LOVED HER BABY MORE THAN SHE LOVED HER GOD

  16. TOUCH

  17. WINGS OF LOVE

  18. THERE WAS NOTHING BORN ON EARTH

  19. WHEN I WROTE HER NAME

  20. BOUNCE

  21. SWITCH OF THE AIR-CONDITIONER PLEASE

  22. SHOWERS

  23. WHISKY COMPLEXIONED HAIR WIG

  24. A CONTACT LENS

  25. MORBID STRUCTURE OF CREATION

  26. T
HE TALE OF A CAR TYRE

  27. LONG IRON

  28. TRANSLUCENT SHEATH OF LUXURY

  29. FROM DARKNESS TO LIGHT

  30. THE PALATIAL WATERS

  31. OCEAN OF BLOOD

  32. PRECIOUS TEARS

  33. MAHATMA GANDHI

  34. LIFE

  35. THE MAIN INGREDIENT OF MY THOUGHTS

  36. THE IMPECCABLE AIR

  37. THE TUNE OF AIR.

  38. TENACIOUS MOONLIGHT

  39. STREAM OF LOVE

  40. ASSEMBLAGE OF HEAVENLY BLUE

  41. SEVEN STARS- A PECULIAR CONFIGURATION

  42. THE SACROSANCT STAR

  43. WHISPERING OF NATURE

  44. PLACID AND PERFECT

  45. A PEEP INTO THE LIFE OF A EUNUCH

  46. ELECTRIC RAYS OF BLISS

  47. TAPERED AND THE SPICIEST

  48. CIRCULAR FILAMENT FOR SURVIVAL

  49. A FRAGMENT OF CONSUMPTION

  50. THE NATURAL BEND

  1. TABLE SALT

  When I rolled ravenously in it; inscribing incoherent patterns in the powder

  with my big toe,

  It stuck to innumerable pores of my tender skin;poignantly tickling every part of my body.

  When I smeared a parsimonious amount of it on my tongue; the taste buds

  instantly stood up; as if after a marathon period of prolonged rest,

  My throat cried for water soon after; to pacify its inevitable thirst.

  When I sprinkled it gently in the drifting breeze; it rose high and handsome in the atmosphere; adhering to the crisp tree leaves,

  While some part of it descended down painstakingly; causing my eyes to profusely water as it barged in forcefully.

  When I blended it with pure water; vigorously stirring the concoction till it spewed bubbles of sparkling froth,

  The elixir produced was wholesomely spicy to drink; and I washed my mouth scrupulously clean; after consuming a few sips.

  When I rubbed it fervently against the periphery of succulent fruit; completely engulfing the same with its surplus fillings,

  The berry remained as fresh as ever even after several weeks had elapsed; unperturbed by the onslaught of deleterious insects.

  When mixed it with the chocolate brown soil; it acquired evanescent tinges of cream,

  The mud now looked far more enticing; with streaks of impeccable white clearly

  accentuated.

  When I heated it on the stove to form a composite bar of soap; it willingly underwent the metamorphosis,

  And I felt hot fumes emanating from my persona; when I took bath with it.

  When I hurled it mischievously at passing pedestrians; they were partially

  perplexed by my uncanny behavior,

  Their initial anger soon converted into intense indignation; as they were left scratching their flesh raw till it bled.

  When I dissolved colossal pints of it in the fathomless ocean; it was supremely grateful,

  Thanking me from its heart for submerging it back; in the place it actually belonged to.

  And eventually when I added frugal pinches of it in my food; my supper transited to the tastiest of all times,

  With commensurate proportions of sweetness and spice; overwhelmingly gratifying the pangs of hunger in my stomach,

  It was now that my bottle of table salt had served me to its absolute best;

  had indeed embodied lots of color to my spiceless life

  2. FOOTPRINTS

  When the colossal dinosaur traversed through the marshy soil; there occurred a

  deafening roar; the entire family of jungle beasts saluted him,

  However he left behind a trail of triangular footprints; bohemian and gigantic; that made onlookers uneasy; by merely glimpsing the same.

  When the hunch backed camel ambled languidly through the desert; I paid him

  flowing tributes of adulation; for unceasingly bearing the tyranny of scorching heat,

  However he left behind a semicircular array of footprints; which appeared

  pretty insipid and nonchalant.

  When the stray dog ran across the wet road; he was a sight to stare; with his

  furry coat now camouflaged in muddy water,

  However he left behind a battalion of messy footprints; which caused disdainful blemishes on the surface.

  When the handsome horse galloped across the racetrack; he looked majestic and

  grandiloquent; panting with spurts of exuberant energy,

  However he left behind an incongruous design of footprints which were crudely

  square in shape; punctuating cavities in the hard ground.

  When the olive green and serrated skinned crocodile slithered through the

  river banks; he looked domineering and awe inspiring,

  However he left behind an armory of deadly footprints; which caused sumptuous

  food in the belly of innocuous trespassers to violently churn.

  When the protuberant bellied ducks paraded through clayey farm mud; they

  appeared a sight to feast on; with their yellow beaks dazzling brilliantly in

  the Sun,

  However they left behind a jugglery of diamond shaped footprints; which

  perpetuated incorrigible stains in the spotless kitchen.

  When the black striped panther aimlessly loitered through the tropical grass; he looked like a royal prince; embodied with the whitest of silken whisker,

  However he left behind a fleet of monstrously incoherent footprints; which

  scrupulously lead the hunter to his den.

  When the nefarious robber stealthily crept across the soil; he left me dumbfounded; clad in the blackest of attire; with a snake hood camouflaging his face,

  However he left behind a volley of deplorable footprints; which helped the police to trace and apprehend him.

  And when she walked on the cold floor with bare feet; it shivered as if

  caressed by a celestial fairy; having just descended from the realms of heaven,

  Also the footprints that she left behind were perfectly synchronized; were the

  most mesmerizing that I had ever sighted on the trajectory of this earth.

  3. DIVIDERS

  A divider of polished bricks separated the road; segregating a battalion of traffic meticulously,

  Preventing unruly accidents; ensuring that vehicles traversed at electric speeds.

  A divider of thunder clouds separated the crystal sky from earth,

  Obfuscating it from indispensable sunshine; inundating its surface with an ocean of stormy rain.

  A divider of dense leaf; separated the slender tree from the wind,

  Cloistering it from uncouth gaze of trespassers; impregnating it with loads of passionate warmth.

  A divider of charged barbed wire; separated the house from the illuminated street;

  Harboring its occupants in fortified custody; shielding them from vindictive

  glances of the society.

  A divider of entwined fur; separated the grizzly bear from atmosphere,

  Protecting his skin from freezing winds and bitter cold; incorporating his persona with a thoroughly mystical look.

  A divider of radiant flowers; separated the orchard from the polluted city,

  Flooding the sir with a sweet fragrance of piquant scent; attracting scores of bees to hum in rambunctious discordance.

  A divider of feathers; separated the majestic peacock from the unethical vulture,

  Depicting its magnanimous splendor to all in vicinity; spreading waves of wild

  euphoria when spotted in rain.

  A divider of blistering sand; separated the desert from common land,

  Granting it the status of being virtually invincible; hosting a plethora of kingly cactus and crab.

  A divider of brutality separated; the devil from sacrosanct God,

  Assassinating blissful traces of benevolence; rendering the world a disaster to live in.

  And a divider o
f her perpetual love; separated me from the mundane earth,

  Saving me from the tyranny of blending with the deplorable; imprisoning me in bonds of celestial romance.

  4. WHEN THE TIME ARRIVED TO SLEEP

  The venomous black beetle stung naked patches of innocuous skin; injecting paltry vials of its poison,

  Was considered a deleterious hazard; had people swishing at it with entwined broomsticks,

  Yet when the time arrived to sleep; she took refuge in the dainty petals of crimson rose.

  The alligator revealed its ghastly teeth in the brilliant Sunlight; decimated the animate and inanimate in its proximity,

  Mercilessly slaughtered scores of humans; clusters of big fish,

  Yet when the time arrived to sleep; it took refuge in the sedately tranquil waters of the jungle stream.

  The multilegged spider entangled innumerable insects with glow; devouring the same with tumultuous relish,

  Annihilating its prey; submerging it in its piquantly bitter juice,

  Yet when the time arrived to sleep; it took refuge in the compassionate leaves of the tree; silken threads of its mesmerizing web.

  The mystical reptile slithered stealthily through the bushes; furtively pilfering the eggs of the mother bird,

  Raising its hood high at oblivious trespassers; striking them with its toxic fangs,

  Yet when the time arrived to sleep; it took refuge in the immaculate dark burrows of the nimble ground.

  The ruffled grey lizard traversed up the wall at electric speeds,

  Capsizing its prey in a vise like grip; crunching it viciously in its jaws,

  Yet when the time arrived to sleep; it took refuge in the hollow of the tree;

  camouflaged a little by moisture from the soil.

  The impeccable little infant cried unrelentingly all day; banging his tiny fists in

  the cradle,

  Inundating spotless sheets of cloth; with natural spray of disdainful

  effluent,

  Yet when the time arrived to sleep; it took blissful refuge; nestling within the warm arms of his mother.

  All of us inhabiting the earth inadvertently commit a plethora of mistakes,

  Sometimes not adhering to the sacrosanct norms laid by society; indignantly stamping our feet at frugal issues,

  Yet when the time arrives to perish from this earth and sleep; we all take refuge in the magnanimous shadow of the omniscient Creator.

  5. THE TREE OF LOVE

  The apple tree swayed frivolously in the air; bearing crimson crested fruit peeping out from its dense foliage,

  However as came freezing winter; its leaves wore a shriveled look; inevitably feeling the chill and sporadically falling to the ground.

  The cherry tree looked awe inspiring and magnificent from a distance; with succulent balls of incongruous shapes clinging to its tendrils,

  However as the wind blew mightily; stormy currents of air collided with it; infinite berries fell down on earth; rendering it as a pathetic sight to witness.

  The coconut tree appeared domineering; standing at unprecedented heights from the mud; firmly holding its ground in the tenacious ocean breeze,

  However as I shook it; exerting all my power assiduously assisted by my fellow mates; the hard shell fell with a thump on the floor; snapping apart into scores of asymmetrical halves.

  The maple tree looked like an angel descended from the sky; with its golden leaves shimmering in the sunshine,

  However as the vigils of autumn took over; it now resembled a threadbare urchin; shivering incessantly as the slightest of current