3/16 a child was born,
On a winter's morning,
But the world would come to know,
That the child,
Would be a remarkable force,
in the Universe.
Empathic. Intuitive. Humorous.
Introverted. Sincere. Intelligent.
Just a few words to describe,
The energetic force,
That was created,
But can never be destroyed.
So, will you help me wish,
This child a Happy Birthday,
For, on this day, 31 years ago,
She was here to stay.
Happy Birthday to Me.
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Devyn Sharel
Devyn Sharel is a fiction writer, poet & Film enthusiast. She enjoys writing fiction romance, drama and other genres that challenge her creative comfort zone.
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