Daylight glory!

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Since the day she said

"Chalo tumhe gaon ghumate hain"

And a journey started off

On that unplanned evening

Many such evenings came later

And we kept exploring the village

Talking, giggling and racing.


And I started to learn

How she perceives the world

And how the world looks at her.


A graceful young lady

Beautiful inside out

She'll be a guide, if you're stuck somewhere

Knowing all your strengths and weaknesses

She's a dedicated schoolteacher

If you want to speak  to someone

She'll be a patient friend

She'll become a home away from home

For all those missing their family frame.


Wearing all her roles with poise

She's a spot-on dutiful enchanter

Building her own rules

In her utopian tower.


Forever cheerful, always chirping

Showering everyone with greetings.


With awe she looks around and

With awe the world looks at her,

She is a forever sunshine

Shining everyday brighter.


Happy Birth Anniversary to you Ma'am

With all the love that you're spreading into this universe,

May it multiplies while coming back to you

Have a beautiful day.

- VAISHALI 

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