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The Tiny Little One

By Neeharika Mishra


The tiny little one she is, 

Oh my! Oh my! What bliss! 

Like the sweetest dew drops 

Curing the leaves of wintry nights, 

Like the infinite nebula 

From here to there, eternal and infinite

Her presence, her divine. 

 

She plays all way long, 

From bubbling tiny balloons 

To chasing them till the far, 

From jumping like a baby kangaroo 

To gathering the depth of her smile, 

The tiny little one she is, 

Oh my! Oh my! What bliss! 

 

She unfurls her feathers 

Like the peacock dancing in rain, 

And stands on her tiny foot 

Like the flamingo alongside river, 

Nonchalant, enchant 

She is the purest form of forms, 

The child, the tiny little child. 

 

She thinks the world is as kind 

As her innocence suffused eyes 

Through which she measures 

Every beautiful height, 

Every thousand time. 

The tiny little one she is, 

Oh my! Oh my! What bliss! 

 

Her parents left the same world 

Long way back in her infant vision,

She lives and loves her sister 

The way her sister is the love. 


Yet, she carries her innocence 

In both her tiny little hands, 

To the very world, 

She thinks is her only home. 


 She walks and walks and walks 

Chasing her inquisitively-driven-dreams 

Her way of glancing and noticing 

Every moment of life. 

And plays all day long, 

Like a tint little toddler. 

The tiny little one she is, 

Oh my! Oh my! What bliss! 

 

By Neeharika Mishra


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