Poetry

1. NO BRAKES ON LOVE
Put brakes on the sky; if it rains indefatigably; inundating innocent patches of land
with ominous waves of flood water,
Put brakes on the volcano; if it fulminates incessantly out of the earth's belly;
gruesomely charring every visible entity in vicinity to inconspicuous bits of ash,
Put brakes on the car; if it escalates beyond the point of no control; ricochets
uncontrollably towards the precariously poised and hideously gleaming mountain rail,
Put brakes on the couple; if they indiscriminately break laws of nature by delivering a
boundless battalion of children; invidiously harbor the treacherous virtues of
poverty and despicable unemployment,
Put brakes on the ominously swirling whirlpool; if it becomes lethal for survival;
insidiously gobbling innocuous children of God; in its vindictive rage,
Put brakes on the heat; if it mercilessly scorches blissful territories of green grass;
torments impeccable traces of life for droplets of indispensable water,
Put brakes on the mind; if it proves self destructive; heinously strangulates the
divinely melody of existence with its myriad of abysmally baseless forms,
Put brakes on the mouth; if it starts to blabber incoherent cacophony; wails for
spurious sympathy; when infact the world was rapidly fading outside,
Put brakes on the lion; if it metamorphoses into a man-eater; relentlessly planning to
assassinate blessed civilization; in the barbaric fury of its satanically glaring jaws,
Put brakes on the ocean of lies; if it starts to become an overwhelming pain in the
conscience; proves as a deplorable barricade in every aspect of life,
Put brakes on the tears; if they kept oozing tirelessly all night; with the mind about to
shatter and wholesomely decimate in hysterical agony,
Put brakes on laughter; if it augments infectiously by the unleashing second; portrays
a diabolically wretched sight; as someone was being cremated to the grave,
Put brakes on the fingers; if they rise for achieving savage things in life; show an
unprecedented obsession to grab God's molecules by the throat,
Put brakes on the superfluous repertoire of rituals; if they start to prove as an
acrimonious thorn in the path of unfathomably ardent passion,

2. Put brakes on the diminutively obnoxious mosquito; if it tries to suck heavenly
streams of scarlet blood; hovers menacingly around the eardrum; in order to
placate its parasitic gluttony,
Put brakes on the criminals; if their appallingly wicked ideas make life hell for; true
masses of philanthropically benevolent mankind,
Put brakes on the alarm clock; if it blew its cacophonic sounds beyond the ceiling;
awoke man from the dormitories of enchanting fantasy and blissful sleep,
Put brakes on the devastating earthquake; if it engendered colossal buildings to
crumble like a box of matchsticks; indiscriminately pulverizing a township
of robust humans into threadbare strands of bone and raw brutal pulp,
Put brakes on breath; if Man started to feel that he was an entity greater than
Omnipresent God; started to deliberately violate the universal religion of humanity,
But it is my humble plea to you O! Almighty Lord; to refrain from putting brakes on
love; for although I might be oblivious to infinite things on this unsurpassable planet;
but I do know that its immortally sacrosanct essence was the only thing that existed
in your land; had lived since centuries unprecedented in your mesmerizing paradise
called sky.