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UNSTOPPABLE.
Unstoppable was the crimson blood circulating
ecstatically through the veins; indefatigably pumping
the most stupendously vivacious elements of existence
in the every organisms body; symbiotically alike,
Unstoppable was the rain euphorically pelting down
from fathomless sky; relentlessly inundating
impoverished territories of destitute land; with
globules of spell binding enchantment,
Unstoppable were the rays of the ferociously blazing
Sun; fearlessly disseminating its Omnipotent shine;
to even the most obfuscated cranny of this
gigantically enthralling Universe,
Unstoppable was the intransigently unending
tick-tocking of time; gloriously throbbing with
palpable life; meticulously synchronizing the entire
planet; and for infinite more births yet to unveil,
Unstoppable was the swirl of the majestically
undulating ocean; fulminating into a fountain of
unfathomably priceless froth; even in the heart of the
perilously blackened night,
Unstoppable was the flame of unassailable desire;
uncontrollably proliferating till realms beyond
infinite infinity; tantalizing every breathing entity
in its magically compassionate incantation,
Unstoppable was the attraction between two opposite
sexes; inevitably drawing all humanity close;
irrespective of the barriers of caste; creed and
worthless color,
Unstoppable was the thunderously volatile prowl of the
famished lion; as he royally paraded through the
undercurrents of the inscrutable forests; with fires
of unparalleled superiority blazing in his eyes,
Unstoppable was the dream of benevolent goodness;
miraculously healing even the most traumatically
bereaved; with the Omniscient ointment of eternally
righteous mankind,
Unstoppable was silken flight of the regally
charismatic bird; as it handsomely soared through the
clouds of fantastic titillation and vibrancy;
magnificently kissing the mists of perennial yearning
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on its odyssey down towards mother earth,

Unstoppable was the song of the impregnably princely
nightingale; perpetuating even the most sordidly
dreary of spaces on this colossal Universe; with
triumphantly exuberant melody,
Unstoppable was the leap of irrefutably sparkling
truth; as it reigned supreme as the most invincible
idol alive; harmoniously transpiring the endless
planet to take birth profoundly; for centuries
unprecedented,
Unstoppable was the marvelously ubiquitous innocence
of the newly born infant; irrefutably transcending
over all richness of this unfathomable planet;
bountifully embracing the spirit of uninhibitedly
immaculate freedom,
Unstoppable was the wind of ebulliently unconquerable
passion; metamorphosing even the most impossibly
intractable of circumstances; into a celestially
scintillating paradise,
Unstoppable was the cry of timeless liberation; the
unbelievably resurgent force with which countless
galloped forward to bond in threads of amiable
friendship; far away from the dungeons of retributory
malice,
Unstoppable was the jubilantly blazing patriotism of
the soldier; who lived immortally in the hearts of the
nation; even after relinquishing his very last breath
for his sacrosanct motherland,
Unstoppable was path of fabulously victorious
conscience; which unsparingly annihilated even the
most capricious trace of salaciously heinous evil and
lies; with the swords of truth divine,
Unstoppable was sensuously ravenous breath in the
body; expunging out with a tumultuous fervor; that
made even the most treacherous of devils to blend with
the chords of synergistic existence,
Unstoppable was the magically Omnipotent rhythm of the
passionate heart; with each of its wonderfully
burgeoning beats; eternally coalescing with all love
and resplendent congeniality; on this unending planet,
And unstoppable was my ardor to write poetry; flood
every bit of barren space on this incomprehensibly
vivid planet with the fragrance of love and humanity;
spawning into an entrenchment of perpetual bliss; even
after I abdicated my last droplet of blood; even after
I forever shed my last breath.

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