Conversation (Aipan, Child, Diwali)

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 yai kya hai ma?
innhai aipan kahai tai hai

aipan?
ha

aap innhai zameen mai kyu laaga rahi ho?
taaki lakshmi mata aur ganesh ji 
humaarai ghar diwali mai aai 

agar hum yai nahi lagaingai
tho wo yaha nahi aingai ?
unnko sab kai gharo kai
mandir mai jaana hota hai na, 
tho unn ko hum mandir ka rasta dhikatai hai

mai bhi lagaunga yai ma
yai lo phir, aur yai jo pair hai,
unnhai mandir ki tharf ko lai ja na
jai sai yai chipka hai,

dheako tum nai yai ullta lagadeya 
bhagvan ji ko ghar sai baahar thorina niikal na hai 

ma ruukoo, mujhai check kar nai do,
kya?
aarai, ki bhagwan ji inn mai chal paingai ya 
yai bahut duur lgai hai

aur wo aipan kai uppor chalnai laga 
jai sai bhagvan ji kai pair bhi uss kai size kai hai

mai nai uss ai gaalai sai laga leya
aarai mumi, check tho karnai do
wo bola.
A.V

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