The doctor brought a smile on your face; by his flurry of boisterously potent medicines,
The magician brought a smile on your face; by his fathomless myriad of stupendously enchanting tricks,
The clouds brought a smile on your face; by showering upon your impeccable persona; with glistening globules of euphoric rain,
The farmer brought a smile on your face; by sharing with you a festoon of majestically sparkling rubicund fruit,
The grandiloquent pen brought a smile on your face; by embossing boundless lines of exquisite calligraphy on sheets of your treacherously barren exam paper,
The birds brought a smile on your face; by soaring vivaciously amidst exuberantly blue bits of silver sky,
The waves brought a smile on your face; by dissipating into a cloudburst of poignantly tangy forth; clashing against the chain of cold blooded rocks in
overwhelmingly rhapsodic frenzy,
The Sun brought a smile on your face; by playing hide and seek with your immaculately fluttering eyelashes; striking your innocuous eyeballs with its marvelously dazzling light,
The nightingale brought a smile on your face; by its ingratiatingly captivating voice; filtering a path of irrefutable melody in the vicinity of your intricate ears,
The pilot brought a smile on your face; by transporting you through the blissfully ecstatic clouds; with profusely pearly rays of the moon now at whisker lengths from your countenance,
The cow brought a smile on your face; by impregnating your demeanor with astronomical spurts of invincible fortification,
The lotus brought a smile on your face; by dissipating its incredulously rejuvenating fragrance to every corner of your thoroughly flabbergasted bones,
The watchman brought a smile to your face; by guarding you like an unconquerable fortress; while you snored in the realms of mesmerizing fantasy all night,
The bee brought a smile to your face; by inundating your palms with unfathomably gorgeous streams of ebullient honey,
The horse brought a smile to your face; by embarking you upon your exhilarating expedition; of the supremely verdant and enigmatic countryside,
The appetizing morsels of steaming broth brought a smile on your face; by wholesomely placating pangs of hunger fulminating more abnormally than the volcano; every second in your stomach,
The pair of voluptuously seductive lips brought a smile on your face; by igniting infernos of insatiable desire in your body; as they brushed across your chest,
The mother brought a smile on your face; by giving you birth and the tenacity to unflinchingly confront the most diabolical aspect of tyrannical existence,
The Almighty Lord brought a smile on your face; by granting you a right to celestially survive as one of his infinite molecules,
And the Beloved brought a smile on your face; by her irrefutably sacred virtue of immortal love; that kept you always smiling for countless more births even after your death .
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You die; I die - Love Poems - Part 6
PoetryThis Book which has 50 differently titled Poems , is actually Part 6 of the Book titled - You die; I die - Love Poems ( 1600 pages ) . Poems symbolizing the immortality of love and at times its fickleness. Parekh takes the reader through a paradise...
