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My miraculous Krishn !

Many beautiful miracles, now Krishn started showing,
Now everyone knew, Krishn had started growing

Here the time comes when he goes to steal butter in every house,
And all the Gopis run behind him as if a cat behind a mouse.

Everyday this naughty krishn goes to steal,
Whenever asked about it though, his mouth automatically seals.

The truth was that he didn't only love his home,
Rather to him every house was his own.

The villagers and the gopis were no different to him,
All the people in reality, were a part of him.

Everything was good until a day came,
When the gopis didn't remain the same.

They went to Yashoda Maiya and told them about,
Every thing which Krishn stole and that too aloud.

Loud enough for krishn's ears to be heard,
Krishn then stated "I didn't steal anything, no butter, no curd!

Maiya knew a little about krishn's naughty nature,
Still she believed him, her small, beautiful creature.

But the gopis came everyday to complaint,
Just to see the lovely krishn, who made them insane.

Gopis just wanted to see krishn by this action,
But they regretted it when they saw Maiya's reaction!

Maiya's patience had now crossed the bar.
She finally decided to fasten krishn to a mortar (okhli),

Now she tried to tie krishn with the hope,
That he will not steal anything until between the rope!

But rope couldn't fit an ever growing  Krishn's size,
Howcome everytime krishn's size did rise?

She tried and tried and failed herself
Finally she gave up and said to krishn, "just do it urself".

Kind krishn answered his mother's prayer,
and tied the rope to show that, yes, he cared.

Everyone then left  Krishn out there,
In his friend's opinion, it wasn't fair.

But many didn't know he was God,
He was able to do anyhing, he was the lord .

He went into the forest and walked  between two trees first,
So as to give Mukti, to the brothers who had been cursed.

The trees then fell and people ran to that place,
But immediately relaxed after seeing krishn's ever smiling face.

Radhe Radhe