Sunday, 23 August 2015

RAJGAD-A CELESTIAL BEING ON EARTH

Since my inception, I started my unquenchable quest for a superlative quotient. My paradox for this celestial being went deeper than oceans, wider than sky and faster than gossips. Rapid rumors and mesmerizing myths drove to different altitudes and bestowed me with wrong attitudes.

My 24 year expedition for beauty was just meaningless, literally meaningless. Neither Mumbai nor Pune, none of them were convincing.

From the eyes of a connoisseur even a feather is just lame filthy foam. Well, by the time you cross this phrase you would have judged my taste. My perception for personas protrudes beyond your senses.

As my narration goes on its peak, let me also introduce my sliding point in a while.

My quest ended at Rajgad.
(GENDER DISCRIMINATION)
It must have been Ranigad.

When you go to an exotic place, you get morphed and merged with it. Your soul gets soaked, steamed and stirred in its beauty.
Ranigad my second love (Don’t get curious)

Ever heard of the philosophy of true love, you escalate; you elevate and finally become elite. This celestial, heavenly chic has crazy curves and wild turning points. Moving on her was a blend of pain and pleasure together. I was almost on the verge of becoming an Olympian. (Keeping Aphrodite in mind)

The magic monsoon rains gives you powers. Every moment I died and resurrected again and again just to get astonished and get admired by her splendor.  When you dig or drill down the roots of Davinci or Dan brown they say, god was revealed by orgasm. I experience it here – Enlightenment. 
But, beware of this bliss. They are contagious.

After 2 hours hard trek, I reached an arch, where the almighty resides. With silver clouds on the bottom and the mount, everything was white with a little tinge of purple pop ups.

What about the welcoming pat?
Percussion beats and sizzling strings of the dreamy drizzles filled my ears with honey. Yes, I was in paradise.

Fiction and fantasies always fascinates you to flap your fragile wings to cross lines. But a single fact can slap you to slide from the A – Z. Her heavenly beauty was way beyond my reach. I became a star on earth, a laughing star. (Tare zameen par)

Every step I went I way from her, I slipped and slid all my way down. Struck by her celestial beauty, my sense of salvation went berserk. She is an addiction. I just have to mark an apostrophe and abandon her right now.

Let me catch you with the next stop. More divine than desirable.
 Its Tung and Korigad.


Monsoon marathon continues….

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