The document describes various ways the author has imparted new life into different things and people. Through simple actions like watering soil, painting a wall, kissing lips, dancing for a sad girl, commanding clouds to rain, and more, the author is able to revive lifeless or dreary things and stimulate new life. The actions range from physical interventions to emotional connections to revive the dead, dull, tired, broken and devastated.

1. FOR IMPARTING NEW LIFE
For imparting life to dead granules of soil; all I did was to inundate its surface with
cool buckets of water,
For generating life in pallid patches of the dilapidated wall; all I did was slapped it
with several coats of vivacious color,
For instilling life in broken lips; all I did was kiss them intensely every where over
their chapped periphery,
For giving life to the sad girl philandering in corridors of gloom; all I did was danced
like a clown; bringing a smile to the contours of her face,
For reviving life in the lackadaisical flower; all I did was commanded the clouds to
shower droplets of exhilarating rain,
For bestowing life in the shattered web; all I did was leave a cluster of spider to
weave their way through the same,
For reinvigorating life in a dreary pair of eyes; all I did was vigorously rubbed them
with raw extracts of pungent turmeric,
For rejuvenating life in a scorched throat; all I did was tickle it with chilled
champagne,
For reinstating life in a cluster of rotten vegetables; all I did was place them in the
interiors of a swanky refrigerator,
For revitalizing life in the tired soles of feet; all I did was put them on the accelerator
of a flamboyant racer car,
For stimulating life in a fractured hand; all I did was to bring it near a panthers jaw;
fomenting the bones to automatically reshape themselves at electric speeds,
For offering life to the voice chords of a dumb man; all I did was bring his lost
children in front of his eyes; triggering him to shout in ecstatic euphoria,
For energizing life in a lazy camel; all I did was put him under the blistering sun of
the sandy desert,
For propelling life in the silhouette of a battered car; all I did was flood its belly with
gallons of golden petrol,

2. For resurrecting life in visage of an orphan; all I did was held him close to my chest;
in the comfort of my arms for times immemorial,
For fortifying life in the wrinkled skin of the abysmally old; all I did was recite to
them nostalgic tales about their boisterous past,
For reanimating life in a ghastly bruise; all I did was to dress the wounds with the
bond of my empathy,
For regenerating life in a dead man; all I did was blend my senses wholesomely
with his soul,
And for imparting new life to a miserably devastated heart; all I did was fill
its cavities with the stream of my passionate love.