Little Miracle

Everything in the world seems so tiny,

Before the smile you throw me. 

Everything in this universe seems unique,

When I hold you in my arms. 

You beautifully fit in my little heart,

So well that if you cry in my arms,

I have my heart to cradle you. 

You take me back to the arms of my kin,

You make me live a phase that I had never reminisced. 

Your tears washed away my shyness, 

That I can become a doggy, 

Kitty, a human minus 20,

For your lispy smile. 

You live a good number of our innocence,

You thrive to be a whole matter of love. 

I can sing you a hundred unsung lullaby,

I can scrawl with you on floor unperturbed.

You teach us the lesson of undivided love,

You paint the art of serenity and chaos.

You notify the undiscovered mother in me,

Where I happily fail to be a stringent woman 

and fall for your winsome smile. 

I can never be the same boring woman after you,

You have made me an old punctured radio,

That keeps singing the same song to make you dance.

You have promoted me to a babysitter,

Who loitters around you for your glance. 

Now that every eyes are on you,

I can't take it away.

My black real lens have captured,

A beautiful candid picture of you,

More clear than the DSLR.

Let me kiss you with my eyes,

Let me bless you with my prayers. 

Let me make you a poem,

And recite louder that love sticks -

Even after this aunt leaves.

Let me cherish my cheeks where you planted a teeth mark of love. (A good strong biting)

I love you my little miracle. 

Thank you for promoting this kid to an aunt!