Based on the Krishna chapter in the Bhawad Purana, Soordas wrote several poems about Lord Krishna's childhood, one of which i particularly liked. It's called "Maiya Mori mai nahi makhan khayo" [oh mother, it wasn't me who ate the butter]

The setting is like this: Yashoda enters the house to find Krishna below the butter pot (which is kept tied high on the roof), and with butter on his lips. She protests that he's been eating all the butter ("makhan") there is; the song begins with Krishna declaring his innocence in the matter at the beginning, and then admitting his guilt at the end. I am giving my own English translation of the verses. Perhaps someone with a better command of the hindi dialect Soordas uses would care to offer a better translation.

-Rashmun
p.s. "lakut" = stick; and "kamariya" = blanket in this verse, as far as i know i.e. he was carrying these when he was out looking after the cows.

p.p.s. Yashoda was the foster mother of our hero. Devaki was his real mother, as the reader must know.

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char pahar madhuban mein bhar kyoN, sanjh pahar ghar ayo
maiya mori mai nahi makhan khayo

le le apni lakut kamariya, bahut hi naach nachaiyo
maiya mori mai nahi makhan khayo

Maiya mori, mai ne hi makhan khayo
(The good guy that he is, our hero finally confesses:)

Oh mother, it was me who ate the butter

-Rashmun