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KUCH NAHEEN KHAYAL HAI caged in a world of wordless misery, incomprehensible uncomprehendable sounds and voices, enstrangled emotions, bizarre walks, numb situations and walking talking zombies... go now and tell them, whoever walks this path, not to! it ends; not in a dungeon; but is blocked by a brick wall, seemingly easy to cross, but not really...
KUCH NAHEEN KHAYAL HAI "If thou didst ever hold me in thy heart,Absent thee from felicity awhile,And in this harsh world draw thy breath in pain,To tell my story.
The rest is silence."
The Mouth worked itself into taking another bite. Just the prospect of sinking teeth into the tender warm flesh was an immediate high. Nerve endings were sensitized to the max, ready to feel the exact moment when the meat would be punctured by just the teeth endings and the smooth even un-describable sensation would follow. That bitter sweet aroma of blood- was- pumping- in- it- once, the probability of life coursing through the tiny veins crisscrossing the muscle and the prospect of sheer rawness was almost too much to bear. So the Mouth drove towards the goal and sank the tiny dagger- like teeth into the meat. The scream that arose was deafening to the already- sharpened feelings, it nearly tore through the eardrums and almost broke the spell. Almost. The grip slackened, for just a nano second till the control was once again established and the teeth sank deeper and deeper, till just a very sad, pathetic whimper was left.
The process of chewing was itself a huge turn on. The flesh was soft and sweet, nearly rubbery, but just to the right tilt. It felt like a chewing gum at first, with the sensation of the Mouth being too- full and not enough breathing space left. The tongue felt swollen. The small taste buds suffocated. Surprisingly, there was hardly any taste of blood in the bite. The nose remembered the smell from the first bite only, and now the muscle fat seemed to dissolve in the Mouth, melting on the gums, lubricating the lips, tantalizing the taste buds and numbing the mind. One could almost relate it to para- jumping. Almost. This was much better.
Chew chew chew. The Mouth seemed to have a mind of its own. Chew chew chew. An attempt to swallow was rejected by the trachea, so chew chew chew a little more. Oh what freshness the Mouth experienced, tender and crisp at the same instant, warm and deathly cold at the same time. Swallow. One look at the remaining meat and the Mouth moved to take another bite. This time the scream that rose was tired, as if everything had given up on the current state of things, as if the last door to release had just been discovered booby trapped. Oh how many of us have felt the exact same way?
The third bite was the worst. The eye had just seen the tiny morsel on the bone, peeping through the skin. Skin was such a waste of nutrients. One could almost eat it if not for the tasteless ness. Almost. One never did; skin was always stretched off first, as if making it kosher. That was the first step towards thankfulness. After all, much was there to be thankful for. All praise to the Mighty. All praise to the Miracle. All praise to the constant availability. All praise to the masochistic tendencies. All praise to himself and nobody and nothing else.
Yes, the third bite. The Mouth had almost forgotten. Almost. Not quite. The tiny morsel stuck unfailingly to the bone; looked enticing to the eye. As the Mouth bent to tear the flesh away from the bone, the teeth could almost taste the crumb as it rolled between the 32 of them, the tongue could nearly feel it lolling on it and the throat almost ached to swallow the final bit. The Mouth bit, the teeth sunk and the tongue flicked, and with the pair of hands restraining the body down, the Mouth snatched the bit away, into the cave and under the tiny saws. The bone looked vain, shiny and too white as the body jerked and silenced; strangely at peace. Finally.