239 Quotes by Nikhil Parekh

When I needed just lavishness; I perhaps sought the company of my whimsical grandfather the most—as he could virtually lay every priceless gift of the Universe at my feet—at even the tiniest of my babyishly false cry.

I couldn't take it back to her shadow; that same unbearably pugnacious shadow; which had so torturously broken it in the first place; trying to lambaste and invidiously overwhelm every shade of my celestial existence,

charging them with the highest treason, sweeping them away like piece of dirt, with cheap broomsticks of twined bamboo.

Whatever magically potent and proliferating; or the most tautologically destructive battlefields of egregiously evaporating infertility; on the mist of this gigantically undefeated Universe,

Give me death instead; the most concluding connotation of life; wholesomely devastating even the most whimsical knot of my nonchalantly pugnacious and sadistically crucifying existence.

I has just inhaled in a single draught of racy breath; / and time had zipped past all those moments / when I was seductively beautiful and young; / like a flying tornado; faster than the speed of light.

whenever it wanted to deliriously embrace the apocalypses of invidious infertility,

Artists are esoterically whimsical,

I wanted the speed of life to be like the majestically gliding eagle in the sky, / When I envisaged about the harmony of thought; the blissful symmetry of existence.