This definetly gets me closer to the solution. I apologize for submitting code from mid point as I thought that is where my problem was initially, however, upon further disection, I feel the problem needs to be addressed early on. Here is code I thought would have worked for me, kepping in mind that I want a site search engine returning the result-like appearance of google. 
open (SIDX, "$data_dir/search.idx");
open (SIDX2, "$data_dir/search2.idx");

my @sidx = <SIDX>;
my @sidx2 = <SIDX2>;

@skeyw = grep {$_ ne ""} @skeyw;
@premiumkeyw = grep {$_ ne ""} @premiumkeyw;

my $regexp = join('|', @skeyw, @premiumkeyw);
$regexp = qr/$regexp/;

(@skeyw) = split(/ /,$fields{'keywords'}); # SPLITTING SIDX FILE


(@premiumskeyw) = split(/ /,$fields{'keywords'}); ## SPLITTING SIDX2 F
+ILE


$nrkeywords = push(@skeyw); 

$premiumnrkeywords = push(@premiumskeyw);

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