If God had mirror

If God had the mirror
he never had closed His eyes;
Had not let, at a place in draught,
at other in flood, the people die.

As a good driver of universe
He could take fore and rear view;
Who are scratching his vehicle
and who are crushed for the woe.

He could see them in the mirror,
the people who rob His treasure;
Who deprive and numb others
for their own selfish pleasure.

If God had the mirror,
could have seen His face twice;
whenever He created evils, and
thrown in world any bad dice.

Hide and seek

Children of the street gathered together. 
They have planned, to play hide and seek. 
A naughty boy is chosen, the first seeker.
To close his eyelids, he is asked to keep. 

He has to count, numbers unto hundred;
but he stands, as a much clever seeker.
On intervals of few, he blinks his eyes; 
other children proclaim him, the cheater. 

He has to continue as the seeker again; 
players deploy Tony to have a watch.
All others have hidden here and there;
Tony has to go to hide, in the last. 

Naughty boy raises a little, one eyelid;
when Tony is about to move, to hide.  
Now Tony has to become next seeker;
as the naughty boy knows, where to find. 

© S. D. Tiwari, 

Ba ba black sheep

Ba, Ba, black sheep, have you any wool?
No sir, no sir, just have de-wooled.
See my back, it's gone now bare.
I come back, from the shearing fair.

All my fleece, shearer has sheared.

If want any more, wait for a year.
Ba, Ba black sheep, have you any wool?
No sir, no sir, no bags full
Took my master, to the woollen mill.
They would knit dresses, get you will.


Ba ba brown cow, have you any milk
No sir, no sir, milkman has milked
A very little left, that's for my calf
he kept for his own, of it one half
balance will take to the town for sell
you can buy as much you yell