29. ONLY AFTER
Bathing in an chilled ocean of champagne; consuming small sips of the same
with stupendous relish,
Climbing the peak of the snow clad alps; feasting the panoramic view of the
gorgeous valley,
Driving flamboyant cars at whirlwind speeds; wildly careening through the
colossal expanse of the highway,
Impulsively sketching intricate shapes of brave stalwarts; portraying their charisma to the mundane world,
Tenaciously biting into obdurate chunks of farm apple; reducing the succulent fruit to pulp,
Voraciously rolling in a slurry of wet mud; getting intensely tickled by the poignant aroma,
Riding on bare camelback through the arid regions of the desert; profoundly enjoying the golden sands,
Scrubbing my entire silhouette with an extract of piquant green chili; breathing fumes of boiling gas from my nose,
Embellishing my spouse with the most exquisite of jewelry; inundating her parted hair with crimson vermilion,
Gyrating to blasting music diffusing from the discotheque; swirling uninhibitedly till wee hours of evanescent dawn,
Decoding the most baffling of enigmas; innovating a plethora of contrivances to assist the commoner,
Soaring high in the air strapped tightly to an inflated balloon; whistling in unison with the passing birds,
Swimming onerously against the high rising waves; swallowing pinches of frothy
water in my famished mouth,
Staring unrelentingly at the sapphire sky; trying to unveil the vagaries of
life in the twinkling stars,
Roasting a battalion of sumptuous fish on hot embers of coal; chewing the same
scrupulously entangling the pointed bones,
Languishing sedately on a mattress of pure silk; bouncing sporadically on the
flocculent cotton,
Perspiring like a pig under the sweltering heat of Sun God; bustling robustly in the fervor of youth,
Gallivanting on the streets casually attired; passing chivalrous smiles to all I encountered,
Amalgamating torn pieces of rags; meticulously with the metallic bodkin,
Molding threadbare lumps of greasy wax; into a grandiloquent statue,
Garrulously conversing the entire day with innocuous children; reminiscing my childhood days,
Pinching swollen paper bags with my nail; thereby producing obstreperous bangs,
Polishing the enamel of my teeth incessantly with rustic sticks of tree bark; granting them a perpetual sparkle,
Embossing infinite lines of calligraphy on bonded paper; transforming its pallid persona into one embedded with literary compositions,
Inscribing her name on my chest with a switchblade; imprisoning her close to my heart,
Philandering across umpteenth places of the globe; absorbing the enchanting mysticism of natural forest,
Serving humanity with all my might; extending my services to all those deprived of indispensable vision,
Yes this is no kidding; the above mentioned blended with bountiful more,
Only after which I would like to relinquish breath; and leave for my heavenly abode.