A Modest Birthday Wish
Today I become another year older
Another year stronger and wiser
I have the choice to grow warmer or colder
As a paragon or a miser
We are all free, in this fashion
To make our own choices
We decide how to display our unique passion
And when to raise our voices
Each and every single day
Is an opportunity to try something new
To fulfill our dreams in many a way
And to try not just to "say", but also to "do"
So I ask myself, "What can I do now?"
What have I not improved before?
What brings all evils down low?
Something that need be present so much more
I speak, of course, of love for one another
Such that can manifest in so many ways
From a friend to a lover, a sister to a brother
Love that will last all of our days
It can solve so many issues
Right so many wrongs, put smiles on many places
Can rid the world of hatred and abuse
In both the richest and poorest of places
So, if I had one wish upon this day
I wish for everyone to give Love a chance
Especially in these days, dark and grey
Learn to play life's music, and dance its dance
So ERRYBODY LOVE ERRYBODY
Try to walk a mile in someone else's shoes
It would be the greatest gift to me
To see the sun rise through the world's cold, stormy blues
I wish, I wish upon a star
That people young and old, near and far
Read this tale and take to heart
And just try his or her best to do their part
#Peace
#Love
#Music
#Swag
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