Death Should Fear A Child

Born not long long ago Gathered some years Through blessings of days and months As if given on loans Needed redemption soon On an agreement ambiguous Terms of which never spelt out to us It was a stately affair Leases made defying all fair Whom to give how long Decided much before our perception of a thing A child is as good as God So goes the dictum is not odd Then why does death defy the almighty Assuming himself as if formidable and lofty Oh death be not merciless to a bud Unto a flower not yet blossomed Slender arms, flower-face and cherubic smiles Don't you see where in God dwells not for a while? Fear God fear child For God is child and child is God In such faith lives this world Without… you are nothing but a void