That “Special” Ordinary Day by Navratra.

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What should I ask for,
When my birthday is knocking on the door?
I’ll get lots of love and blessings,
And tons of gifts for sure!

A new dress will be ready for me,
Which I’ll wear happily
I’ll paint the town red
With my friends and family

No, I’ll not be an ordinary girl,
Though just for twenty four hours,
I’ll turn into a fairy,
With my hands full of stars

All these dreams still keep me awake
When my birthday is knocking on the door
But THEY say I am no more a kid,
Celebrating birthdays are childish ideas,
Which THEY don’t like anymore

I am growing up at the speed of light,
And this is my nineteenth birthday,
Here the problem lies
Now I can’t show my excitement,
Just for an ordinary day,
When I first opened my eyes!

Painting Courtesy: Girl in Yellow Dress by Margaret Fletcher/ Fine Art America.

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