New Born Baby Poem by Bello Hamisu Ida

New Born Baby



A baby boy, new-born baby boy with bated breath
The Cry baby who cry to suck his mother breast

The Baby boy mug mouth sock his mater moder milk
Milk lulled him to sleep, like a long live lion when bilk

Sudden sound he sense, stand his hands and legs awaken
Cry, cry, cry, cry into the sunshine, during midnight are akin

You ticklish? Tickle, tick tick make him laugh but cry, cry, cry
Be tickled pink or tickle baby fancy, the baby boy may cry

Just give him the milk to sock and lull into deep, deep sleep
The baby boy deep into sleep dream about his milk let it slip

He wake big bigger biggest begins to concede when tickle
He start sees the sign of moder if she response the tickled

Like big, baby boy begins to taught, remember? don't scream
This mater moder is extremely vital like water in the stream!

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The poet describes how new-baby growth from one month to four. May Be the Poet describes his Son.

Let it slip means let something be a secret. This line means that, the baby let his dream about his milk be a secret, because he can't tall anybody about his dream.
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