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On my birthday

Last birthday you hadn't uttered your words yet Now you are nearly two You were half asleep uttering those words I craved for Happy birthday mama It was sweeter than sugar You clinged onto me and were in your sleepland again We wore matching attires Mellow in yellow Lit the candles on the luscious chocolate cake you chose for me As always I made a wish for you Off we blew the flickering flame I held your hand and we dived into the cake gently You loved it the moment it touched your lips And asked for more and more Mama chose your favourite cuisine for the afternoon, Chinese You couldn't resist any longer The moment food arrived, you slurped in every strand of Hakka noodles with some tofu After a quick nap, evening was playtime The ball pool area was awaiting your entry Up the stairs, down the slide; up the slope, down the stairs It was all yours More fun time with sand play sets, alphabets, shapes and many more I stood there watching you enjoy the day I wanted it to be your day I don't remember what birthdays used to be before you I am glad I am not alone anymore Love you baby
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Written by
swathi-eruvaram
41 / F
For You?
Written by
swathi-eruvaram
41 / F
Published
Jan 25, 2015
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#love#son#fun#mom#candle#birthday#cake
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