1. ON THE OTHER SIDE
The entire land of grandiloquent palaces on one side; and me and my sweet little
dwelling on the other side,
The entire ocean on one side; and me and my tangy little bottle of salt on the other
side,
The entire forest replete with vivacious wild life on one side; and me and my pet cat
on the other side,
The entire cosmos strewn with silken clouds on one side; and me and my pristine
painting on the other side,
The entire library inundated with books on one side; and me and my romantic letter
on the other side,
The entire market flooded with sizzling pizza's on one side; and me and my dainty
little chunk of chocolate on the other side,
The entire fleet of aeroplanes on one side; and me and my articulately chiseled statue
of rustic clay on the other side,
The entire dungeon embedded with scintillating diamonds on one side; and me and
my forehead smeared with ash on the other side,
The entire well overflowing with mineral water on one side; and me and my intricate
table spoon of mustard oil on the other side,
The entire theater displaying pictures from around the globe on one side; and me and
my ravishing fantasies on the other side,
The entire conglomerate of emerald mattress on one side; and me and my bamboo
stuffed pillow on the other side,
The entire township of lecherous evil on one side; and me and my intransigent ideals
on the other side,
The entire army marching with hostile dagger heads on one side; and me and the
confidence of my mother on the other side,
The entire atmosphere entrenched with abuses on one side; and me and incorrigible
tenacity to recite rhymes on the other side,
2. The entire planet functioning monotonously on one side; and me and my island of
unrelenting dreams on the other side,
The entire human race brooding unceremoniously for money on one side; and me
and my passion for romance on the other side,
The entire graveyard sprawled with morbid corpses on one side; and me and my
Creator standing unperturbed on the other side,
The entire society with its bombastic pretensions on one side; and me and my open
hearted speech on the other side,
The entire world and its worthless norms of religion and creed on one side; and me
and my beloved locked in an immortal embrace on the other side .
