No Organism Is A Born Terrorist
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This document argues that no living thing is born inherently evil or destructive. Through a series of comparisons using flowers, birds, raindrops, sunlight, music and other natural phenomena, it asserts that all organisms receive life through nurturing wombs and are therefore blessed, not cursed. It concludes that no living thing is born a terrorist due to receiving life from a precious and benevolent mother.
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Love Is The Most Immortal.
Love is described as the most immortal thing. A series of other concepts like justice, scent, rain, milk, salt, pearls, melody, beauty, dew drops, hope, artistry, light, wind, honesty, dexterity, graciousness, philanthropism, breath, life are each described in flowery language as being most something based on their source or manifestation. The document concludes by stating that love is the most immortally mesmerizing when it glitters in harmonious symbiosis from the inner core of a humble heart.
Programmed
The document describes how various natural and human elements are programmed by God to serve important purposes. It states that trees diffuse shade, the sun disseminates light, oceans generate tanginess, dewdrops fulminate paradise, forests mystically enthrall, mother's milk spawns civilization, roses waft redolence, religion bonds humanity, honey bees expunge boisterousness, nightingales culminate melody, waterfalls radiate rhythm, truth pulverizes devilishness, peacocks dance with the moonlit night, grass meadows rejuvenate soles, simplicity and peace quell bloodshed, breath sustains life, hearts coalesce with love, and the narrator's
The Garland Of Immortal Love
This poem describes a state of being where one feels no apprehension, cynicism, tears, lechery, defeat, manipulation, desperation, shame, hesitation, fanaticism, debilitation, disease, nervousness, fracas, dullness, morbidity, dumbness, hopelessness, or discrimination. Instead, one is in a state of glorious sunlight, unfettered success, wholehearted smiling, perpetual happiness, unconquerable victory, eternal richness, nature's beauty, embracing all religions, mystical adventure, disseminating peace and love, strength to face disasters, paradise and charm, walking with courage, overwhelming calm, vibrant perception, eternal youth, freedom and optimism, peace and humanity for all,
Where On Earth Can I Find
The document poses a series of rhetorical questions asking where different objects and concepts can be found on Earth without their defining characteristics or features. It questions where a lotus flower could be found without scent, where an ocean could exist without waves, where various animals like sheep, horses, and elephants could be seen without their distinguishing physical attributes like wool, hooves or tusks. Similarly, it asks where concepts like a rainbow, soul, god, or a family without hardship could possibly be located on Earth.
Immortally Splashed
Various body parts and living things experience joy from being splashed by different sensations. Eyes love being splashed by empathy, lips by smiles, hair by breeze, spiders by silk, grass by dewdrops, ears by sounds, skin by rain, snakes by venom, nests by eggs, walls by color, children by belonging, sky by clouds, bodies by cloth, flowers by bees, artists by color, mothers by innocence, the depressed by freshness, blinded men by humanity, noses by breath, and hearts by togetherness in relationships across births.
Poetry
This poem explores the essence and origins of poetry through a series of comparisons using "if" statements. It compares poetry to elements from nature like rain, roses, soil and the ocean, as well as to concepts like care, passion, innocence and fantasy. Each line states that if something comes from a particular source, such as the sun or mountains, then it can only be poetry. The poem ultimately concludes that if something comes from the deepest realms of the passionate heart, then it must be poetry.
Nobody As Passionate
The document describes how nobody in the vast universe is as passionate about various natural phenomena and human experiences as:
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Wholesomely Emptying
The document contains a series of comparisons using the phrase "When you wholesomely emptied". Each comparison describes something different emptying out and releasing its essence, both positive and negative things like the sky, ocean, lotus, mountain, beehive, sun releasing beauty, energy and enlightenment, while a corpse, gutter, politicians house release more negative things like stink, poison and schemes. It concludes by saying emptying the heart releases the essence of immortal, unbreakable love.
At Her Omnipresent Feet
The document describes the speaker's indifference to various pleasures and accomplishments despite their grandeur and abundance. Through a series of comparisons using "Not the slightest", the speaker remains unaffected by riches, beauty, wisdom, comforts, achievements and more that are showered upon them. The only thing that could make the speaker feel truly rich would be to die with their hands forever intertwined in the hands of an omnipresent woman at her feet.
There Was Nothing Born On Earth
The document is a series of statements comparing various things in nature and human experiences to emphasize that nothing is more extreme or pure than other things mentioned. It compares qualities like whiteness, saltiness, redness, greenness, purity, pungency, transparency, sensitivity, rottenness, effusiveness, tenacity, reinvigoration, suppleness, eloquence, sweetness, handsomeness, provocation, thorniness, slipperiness, vociferousness, domination, benevolence, beauty, power, and invincibility to highlight how diverse experiences and aspects of the natural world are. It ultimately concludes that nothing is more invincible than true love.
Working Wonders
The document describes how various natural phenomena and human experiences work miraculous wonders. It lists things like breezes, rain, scents, time, sunlight, bells, music, peace, friendship, canes for the blind, food, footsteps, mother's lap, photographs, gutters, ponds, righteousness, breath, and love as working wonders for trees, landscapes, atmospheres, the lazy, graveyards, children, corporate buffoons, saints, orphans, the blind, the hungry, suicidal men, babies, devastated souls, parasites, lotus flowers, massacred consciences, the dying, and betrayed hearts.
Hatching Open
The passage describes how various things "hatch open" to release or reveal something new. This includes the skies hatching open to sunlight, waterfalls hatching open to froth, and eggs hatching open to fledglings. Many other things are described hatching open, including trees releasing fruits, throats producing sounds, valleys revealing mysteries, and more. In the end, the heart is said to hatch open into boundless love that explores the earth in service of its divine purpose.
Womb.
The document poetically describes the womb as the most powerful, beautiful, and life-giving force in the universe. It states that nothing in existence is more formidable, vibrant, gorgeous, fathomless, fragrant, contemporary, or unfathomable than the womb. The womb is celebrated as nourishing life, defending its children, granting wishes, illuminating darkness, mollifying pain, uplifting souls, and imparting shelter. It is portrayed as the ultimate place of belonging and the reason for being able to experience life. The womb is summarized as one's own blood and signature, the only cradle embracing one like an angel even after death.
Omnipresent Mother
This poem describes how, by the grace of God, one is born infinitely into various beautiful aspects of life with each unfolding moment. These include valleys of freshness, clouds of humanity, dynamos of energy, waterfalls of sensuousness, cocoons of fantasy, mists of friendship, meadows of mischief, cradles of newness, oceans of desire, dewdrops of sensitivity, fields of victory, kaleidoscopes of color, fortresses of unity, rainbows of versatility, fireballs of longing, seeds of virility, suns of enlightenment, pearls of creativity, paradises of breath, and heartbeats of love. However, one only celebrates their birthday on
Inimitably Infallible Fantasy
This document describes how fantasy is more liberating than any other experience. It states that not even the most beautiful natural phenomena like waterfalls, meadows, or seas can liberate a man like his own fantasy can. Fantasy allows a man to break free of prejudices, monotony, misery and feel blessed, charming, and able to perceive beyond lifetimes. Fantasy is described as a beautifully unbridled and passionately burgeoning ocean that can forever liberate a true man.
Life Gives Birth To Happiness
The document discusses how various things in life give birth to happiness. It describes how clouds give rain that relieves drought, roses give fragrance that lifts despair, and the sun gives rays that provide optimism. Soil gives fruit and water, and the ocean gives salt that enhances existence. Stars and leaves also spread calm and breeze. Benevolence, freedom, mothers, truth, honesty, fantasy, perseverance, faith, conscience, eyes, love, and life itself all give birth to happiness in their own ways.
He Who Is Afraid Of Death
The document lists things that a person afraid of death would never be accepted by, including daylight, joy, romance, winter, smiles, energy, time, races, play, angels, truth, sound, white, rivers, religions, evenings, gold, legs, speech, fruit, thrones, laughter, roses, adults, silk, mirrors, food, solutions, peace, temples, the creator, and life. It suggests that a fear of death prevents one from being able to fully experience these many aspects of life.
The Child Of The Lord
The document describes the child of the Lord as being connected to and derived from many natural and abstract concepts. It portrays the child as being the ray of the sun, the globule of water in a cloud, the fragrance of a lotus, the animals and nature in a forest, the civilization in a mountain, the shine of the moon, the dreams in an innovative mind, the sensuousness of night, the poetry of an artist, the patriotism of a soldier, the success of optimism, the frolic of a butterfly, the mysticism of a shadow, the righteousness of a mirror, the words in a lexicon, the life in a breath, the humanity in symbiotic religion, and the
No Permissions
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The document describes the unhygienic and unkempt state of a person's body as seen in a mirror. Their short, sharp hair is covered in dandruff, their lips are chapped, nostrils contain hardened mucus, ears have yellow earwax, and their neck has dirt streaks. Their underarms smell unpleasant, teeth are discolored, palms are scribbled on, and ragged clothes have holes while ants eat stuck honey on their shoulder bone. Their sports shoes have a coal tar lining, and they moan in dismay and lost hope at their unwashed and unpolished appearance reflected back at them.
Yours Only Forever
This poem refutes negative things others may have said about the person's beauty and qualities. Over 12 lines, the speaker asks "who told you" negative qualities such as being ugly, fat, or having swollen lips, before asserting that to them the person is beautiful in a variety of ways such as having golden honey hair, passionate breath, and skin as resplendent as a lotus. The speaker says that even if the whole world condemned the person, to them they would still be the most fascinating and lovable person, with the speaker's heart belonging to them forever.
Your Love For Me
The document expresses the author's profound pride in their love, which is compared to lasting natural phenomena rather than fleeting experiences. Over 14 stanzas, the author states that their love was not like changing shapes of the moon, violent storms, burning candles, or decaying scents but rather enduring stars, gentle winds, unrelenting fires, and fragrant lotuses. Similarly, it was not like abandoning bird mothers, violent rain, or transient commercials, but rather nurturing human mothers, rejuvenating oceans, and impactful fables. In the end, the author states their love was not a fleeting heartbeat but rather an immortal soul that gave new beginnings and perpetual grip on life.
Your Kiss
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Your Immortal Slave
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Your Immortal Beats
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Your Heart Said It All
The document expresses how a person's body parts and presence can communicate deep feelings and attraction without words. Each line describes how a different part of the person, such as their eyes, lips, cheeks, hair, hands, etc. expressed their attraction and enchanted the writer through subtle gestures and movements. The writing portrays the person as having an irresistible charm and passion that consumed the writer and filled them with love through every part of their being, without needing to say a word.
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Young And Innocent At Heart
The document describes how various natural and man-made objects undergo changes as they age but still retain their essential qualities. Leaves lose their color in autumn but trees remain alive. Birds molt feathers but can still fly. Food loses visual appeal but retains taste and nutrition. Precious metals lose shine but keep monetary value. While the elderly appear frail, they still possess the ability to love and dream as they remain young at heart.
Without Her Hands In Mine
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You'll Have To Stay Alive
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You Simply Couldn't Hide
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You Resembled The Creator Divine
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You Only Tell Me What To Do; O! Almighty Lord.
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You Lived In My Heart
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Chandra Dev: Unveiling the Mystery of the Moon God
Chandra Dev: Unveiling the Mystery of the Moon God
The Enchantment and Shadows_ Unveiling the Mysteries of Magic and Black Magic...
The Enchantment and Shadows_ Unveiling the Mysteries of Magic and Black Magic...
No Organism Is A Born Terrorist
- 1. NO ORGANISM IS A BORN TERRORIST No petal is ever born disdainfully decayed; from the womb of the redolently mesmerizing and celestially effulgent flower, No fledgling is ever born a hideously treacherous vulture; from the womb of the uninhibitedly ecstatic and timelessly soaring bird, No raindrop is ever born smeared with satanic blood; from the womb of the impeccably glorious and fathomlessly endowing sky, No ray is ever born a mass of bedlam nothingness; from the womb of the Omnipotently Golden and brilliantly optimistic Sun, No sound is ever born cold-bloodedly cacophonic; from the womb of the vividly resplendent and ebulliently mellifluous nightingale, No flake of ice is ever born cannibalistically brown; from the womb of the innocuously placid and endlessly enamoring snowball, No globule of milk is ever born sadistically venomous; from the womb of the unsurpassably sacrosanct and benevolently munching cow, No mischief is ever born insidiously crucifying; from the womb of the vivaciously dancing and eternally cavorting rainbow, No salt is ever born diabolically asphyxiating; from the womb of the rhapsodically undulating and perennially poignant sea, No soldier is ever born a disparagingly gory traitor; from the womb of the Omnisciently proliferating and peerlessly blessing soil, No echo is ever born ludicrously silent; from the womb of the unfathomably deep and inscrutably reverberating gorge, No truth is ever born an egregiously marauding lie; from the womb of the unconquerably Omnipresent and Perpetually bestowing heavens, No honey is ever born iconoclastically prejudiced; from the womb of the fantastically boisterous and enchantingly exotic honey bee, No fruit is ever born forlornly deteriorated; from the womb of the quintessentially mollifying and blissfully symbiotic mud, No lion is ever born mercilessly trampling; from the womb of the uninhibitedly fearless and synergistically blossoming forest, No epitome is ever born lugubriously crumbling; from the womb of the invincibly compassionate and inimitably towering mountain,
- 2. No continent is ever born atrociously bombarding; from the womb of the tirelessly panoramic and unbelievably majestic globe, No breath is ever born hissing parasitically pugnacious fire; from the womb of the insuperably heavenly and insurmountably moistened nostril, No beat is ever born murderously betraying; from the womb of the unassailably godly and passionately thundering heart, And no organism is ever born a reproachfully indiscriminate terrorist; from the womb of its unshakably priceless and altruistically blessing mother .