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Birthdays from childhood Are full of celebrations, is understood. It was not any different for me Till the unusual plea! For my 13th birhday The first time I gave away! Instead of getting gifts I contributed to the orphans by giving gifts... Now I look back to those days On how happy were they in all ways I have given tones of gifts To my fellow companions But nothing can equalize the happy faces Of the orphans in their mazes. Even today I relish The small gifts I bestowed To those unknown orphans,,, Is what which makes my life today With a brimming hurray! The way they valued my gifts No matter how small They looked at me tall, And gave the happiest call Which I would never forget at all! Those were the real happy days of mine Which are valued as divine And will never decline But I do hope will combine To give more hapiness: for I define:- We make a living by what we get And make a life by what we give!.
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Jan 6, 2013
Jan 6, 2013 at 12:41 AM UTC
The Joy Of Giving
Birthdays from childhood Are full of celebrations, is understood. It was not any different for me Till the unusual plea! For my 13th birhday The first time I gave away! Instead of getting gifts I contributed to the orphans by giving gifts... Now I look back to those days On how happy were they in all ways I have given tones of gifts To my fellow companions But nothing can equalize the happy faces Of the orphans in their mazes. Even today I relish The small gifts I bestowed To those unknown orphans,,, Is what which makes my life today With a brimming hurray! The way they valued my gifts No matter how small They looked at me tall, And gave the happiest call Which I would never forget at all! Those were the real happy days of mine Which are valued as divine And will never decline But I do hope will combine To give more hapiness: for I define:- We make a living by what we get And make a life by what we give!.
AbiramiArunachalam
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Jan 6, 2013
Jan 6, 2013 at 12:41 AM UTC
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