Behold the effulgent form of divinity br in the soft figure of a child, br which is endowed with pure, br white and beautiful teeth. br br Verily in the mortal world, br the child forms heavenly bliss, br the fruit of conjugal figures. br In the lucid river of child’s body, br overflows the cheerfulness br of lovely love-creepers. br br Sweet smile of the child is splendid br having indistinct utterance of syllables br and so an object of ever-remembrance. br In the lovely lips shine delicacy and lucidity. br br Sarasvati, the Goddess of Speech, br spreads her nectareous jingling, br graceful, faultless and rich. br Auspicious divinity and purity br lightly and delightfully br dance in the utterance of the child. br br Music, unread and unknowingly attained, br flows in the cries and gaieties of the child. br In the child, who bears br a miniature form of Cupid, br the god of love and beauty, br there abide guilelessness and swiftness limpid. br br In every limb of the child, br reigns the guileless comeliness br sprung from the creation br of the omnipresent Supreme Self. br In the ambrosial abode of child’s figure br scintillate innocence as well as sagacity. br Effulgent appearance of divinity br one can obviously observe br in the delicate form of the child.