The document contrasts the experiences of being unmarried versus married through a series of comparisons using the phrase "Unmarried; when we..." and "whilst after Marriage;...". It suggests that when unmarried, the couple felt deep passion, appreciation, and support for each other, but after marrying, their relationship became routine, boring, indifferent, and even hostile, as they no longer understood or cared for one another. The document ultimately pleads to remain unmarried to preserve their true love.

1. UNMARRIED
Unmarried; when we kissed; we felt the waves of untamed passion rise to the
ultimate crescendo of fulfillment; whilst when after Marriage; we felt it to be just
routinely boring ritual to be inevitably done; just to spuriously appease each other,
Unmarried; when we listened to each other; our eyes interlocked for hours
immemorial as we became oblivious to every other sound in the atmosphere; whilst
after Marriage; the words seemed to irately pound like a billion unwashed boulders;
upon the extremely tempestuous chords of our eardrums,
Unmarried; when we philandered together; we almost seemed to unanimously admire
and appreciate each natural creation of the Lord Almighty; whilst after Marriage; we
sat taut and haughty in stony silence; even as the most majestically virile sceneries
and greeneries passed by,
Unmarried; when we confronted any problem; both of us earnestly put in our the last
droplet of our sweat to emerge unitedly victorious; whilst when after Marriage; each
of us left it wholesomely on the other to get out of the inexplicable disaster,
Unmarried; when we sipped wine; we cheered a toast umpteenth number of times
in the sensuous wilderness of the night; whilst after Marriage; each of us chimed our
glasses just once for the sake of the sanctimonious society; and that too with
profound abhorrence lingering in our eyes; and time and again casting sneering
glances at the bottle price,
Unmarried; when we slept; we were aware and fondly traced even the tiniest creak of
our bodies with our uninhibitedly wandering fingers; whilst after marriage we
indifferently slept poles apart; thunderously snoring till eternity; even as either one of
us was being crucified by the swords of diabolical hell,
Unmarried; when we sat to eat supper; each one of us altruistically waited for
marathon moments before the other devoured to his/her hearts content; whilst after
marriage both of us made a barbarous beeline for the singleton dish; at times ending
with raw gashes of unsavory blood; on our profusely scratched hands and face,
Unmarried; when we wrote each others names; we felt the most pricelessly
blessed organisms alive perpetually possessing each other in our hearts; whilst after
marriage we never disclosed it to anyone that we even had a lifepartner; specially if it
was someone of the opposite sex,
Unmarried; when we swam in the choppy ocean; even the most infinitesimal
vein of our body was so perennially entwined that it was impossible to separate us
even in the fiercest of storm; whilst after marriage we deliberately used each others

2. heads as a lifeboat; drowning the other in our attempt to stay triumphantly afloat and
selfishly alive,
Unmarried; when we awoke; the very first thing that we did in the morning was to
bow down to each other’s feet as we found our ultimate liberator in each of ourself;
whilst after marriage we strangulated each other’s senses for uncannily waking up
early in the morning; and hideously disrupting the heavenliness of bountiful sleep,
Unmarried; when we were wounded; we compassionately ran every contour of our
fervent lips to those parts which hurt till there was not the tiniest of pain; whilst after
marriage all that we could hedonistically muster; was indigenous salt to apply on the
agonizingly crimson streams of blood,
Unmarried; when we laughed; it was as if to trace and assimilate even the most
insouciant bit of ecstasy hidden in our unconscious veins; whilst after marriage we
invidiously chortled and exploited each other’s idiosyncrasies; even at the cost of an
infinite tears which unstoppably flowed,
Unmarried; when we sketched; all we could capture on our barren canvases was
every conceivable shade of our passionately exuberant silhouettes; whilst after
marriage if ever we used our drawing pens; then it was to spew blood of
in tolerance and unfathomable hatred,
Unmarried; when we were lost; we rediscovered and reborn each other in our very
own unassailably redolent breaths; whilst after marriage we heartlessly abandoned
each other; leaping at the beams of hope who came searching us; and at the first
opportunity,
Unmarried; when we sobbed for our loved ones; the innermost realms of our souls
united for an infinite lifetimes to share our grief and ameliorate ourselves to the
highest epitome of the Sun; whilst after marriage we sadistically used each other’s
tears to bathe; incase the overhead tank was empty,
Unmarried; when we created something; we mutually congratulated each other
till the aisles of endless infinity whether there came or not; the tiniest of soul from the
outside world; whilst after marriage the same creation became the ultimate reason in
our route to divorce,
Unmarried; when we saw suffering on the streets; we selflessly extricated even the last
ounce of blood from our veins; endeavoring our best to serve humanity; whilst after
marriage we greedily amassed our own wealth; career; identity and fame; in order to
royally exist in separate palaces of gold soaked in innocent blood,

3. Unmarried; when we met after office; we embraced each other with so much passion
and intensity that the most gigantic of structures and creation around humbly
tumbled to our toes; whilst after marriage we rapaciously preferred to frequent the
prostitutes dwelling to placate our heinous desires; as well as stay forever away from
our robotically boring faces,
Therefore it is my nimble plea to you O! Omnipresent Lord; to let our love forever
immortalize into a cloud of unbreakable compassion; to let our love forever become
the ultimate guiding beacon for every other true lover born; and thus for all this to
consolidate into a timeless reality; leave us best as unmarried .