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How About Immortal Love? — Nikhil Parekh	For those of you who thought that there was no greater light on this Universe; than the ferociously flaming light; of the blisteringly flamboyant;...	12 views Rate it
Greatness — Nikhil Parekh	Greatness was in the bountifully altruistic lap of mother nature; which didn't raise its voice even an infinitesimal whisper; although plucked an infinite...	12 views Rate it
Godly Womb — Nikhil Parekh	It was the most cozy place on this Universe; engulfing you with poignant winds of compassionate...	12 views Rate it
God Made me — Nikhil Parekh	God made the overwhelmingly rich; to help those disastrously begging on the dilapidated...	12 views Rate it
Every Human Was Beautiful — Nikhil Parekh	Some had beautifully mesmerizing lips; with a voluptuously silken sheen enveloping their...	12 views Rate it
Dressed For love — Nikhil Parekh	Dressed for the enchanting garden; I wore uninhibitedly sagging flannel trousers; rampantly encapsulating persona with a blanket of ravishingly green...	12 views Rate it
Die Just once — Nikhil Parekh	Would you prefer to gruesomely die every moment waiting for peace to prevail in the ubiquitous atmosphere of salacious war; or would you prefer to die...	12 views Rate it
Dance Upon Every Chance. — Nikhil Parekh	Whether it be as inconspicuous as an invisibly dissolute ant; or whether it be as towering as the highest apogee of the invincibly towering mountain; upon...	12 views Rate it
Conflicting Personalities — Nikhil Parekh	She wanted to reach the summit of the mountain in a royal aircraft, While I wished to walk on the scorching streets barefoot; basking in the full...	12 views Rate it
Call Us mother — Nikhil Parekh	We welcome you with tears of unprecedented empathy in our eyes; wishing you tumultuous luck and success in your future life to...	12 views Rate it
Blessedly Alive — Nikhil Parekh	I really wouldn't mind it the slightest even if the entire planet fathomless and unfathomably majestic; uncouthly scowled at me; disparagingly...	12 views Rate it
As Long As I Had Priceless Hope — Nikhil Parekh	I might be currently in hapless shreds; without even the most diminutive coin of currency in my inconspicuously bedraggled pockets, But as long as I had...	12 views Rate it
A Person Lives — Nikhil Parekh	A person eats; because of the insatiable hunger of his stomach; the unrelenting pangs of famished gluttony; playing cats and dogs with his impoverished...	12 views Rate it
I Miss Jags: A Jaguar's Lament? — Christen Kuikoua	On the first day of school, I long for its end, Yearning for my Jag family, my heart's dear friend. The food, a tragic horror, but health's their...	11 views Rate it
Secret love in my heart — Lenamarie Clark	So I said goodbye for the final time,goodbye to my childhood best friend,my first girl crush. We're still there when we both need each other as...	11 views Rate it
Don’t Worry So Much — River Johnson	“Don’t worry so much.” The smoky words leave my mouth and dance together in the warm night sky. Though it’s bad for my health, the smell brings me...	11 views Rate it
I have down syndrom — SomeRetard with downsyndrom	Weiner Weiner Weiner Weiner Weiner Weiner Weiner Weiner Weiner Weiner Weiner Weiner Weiner Weiner Weiner Weiner Weiner Weiner Weiner ...	11 views Rate it
All A-Jangling — Brady Bowen	Let’s run through the sprinklers with yellow sunshine bathing us And thus acquaint our kinderselves with our aged selves We’ll hold the tethers ...	11 views Rate it
My Truth — Aaron Langer	When I was 4 or 5, and I was barely alive, One of my first memories was wanting to die. I had this wooden dresser and grabbed me a knife, And carved...	11 views Rate it
Cook book — Gavin Henderson	I had to cook a book because I took a look at a...	11 views Rate it
CRY OF A LITTLE BOY — LWAZI MGULWA	High mountains of my beautiful land Hear my plead and give me your hand I’ve been crying for all my boyhood years May you give me a cave to wipe off my...	11 views Rate it
The Perfect Human — Darshan Jay Mistry	I can’t even kick a ball I am weak and very small My legs are twisted and bent They’re not worth a single cent Every time I try, I stumble and fall Sadly,...	11 views Rate it
My Rainbow — Kay Schuette	Like rain my tears fell Everyone told me there will Be a rainbow after the rain Healing after the pain, I looked up into the sky But only saw the rain...	11 views Rate it
The Mumbai of my childhood!!! — Dr. Medhavi Chourey	Mumbai of my childhood was a dreamland Chaupati at every weekend we...	11 views Rate it
FOR LOVERS STATE — Tammy Cioppa	As I hear the locusts as I climb the dogwoods...it's home to me, Granny making fried apple pies from apples from our yard, Driving down the road in my...	11 views Rate it