Hide and Seek - Part 7 - Rhyming & Non Rhyming Poems by Nikhil Parekh - HTML preview

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46. BIRD'S EYE VIEW 

 

Pure blood circulating froze midway in my veins, 

My heart throbbed 10 beats faster, 

Dormant regions of ecstasy catapulted to dizzy heights, 

And I moaned rhythmically in sheer disbelief.

 

Palatial mansions appeared as jewelry boxes, 

stone towers I sighted as lead tipped pencil, 

steel bridges with tied rope looked as tapered candy, 

the golden clock building resembled toy watches kept  on showroom mantelpiece, 

a string of snow clad mountains looked like inverted  coffee mugs coated with 

crushed sugar, 

the mighty blue ocean was visible as a tiny patch of  pond water, 

silver sands of the desert were projected as a few acres of unploughed farm land, 

broad streets of the city struck my view as a bunch of crisscrossed matchsticks, 

sprawling kilometers of lush green grass was what I could describe as a tiny patch of kitchen garden, 

gigantic tall pine trees duplicated podded plants with fresh shoot of leaves, 

slender nosed cars replicated prototype models kept open for sale, 

infinitely elongated stretches of cable wire resembled thin strands of human hair, 

colossal mass of thunder clouds was stunningly close, 

the fire ball of sun seemed a few feet above my head, 

passing jet crafts whizzed past at arm lengths from my body, 

As I stared down in dumbfounded delight, open mouthed consternation, 

from the hundredth floor of the Empire State Building.