The Day That You Are Born

What difference does it make in the origin;
It was not the birth of star.

It was like any ordinary day'
The day spun out of night;
The night spun out of the day.

Animals fed on their prey-- food chain remained unaffected. 
Wind blow seasonally,
River flew too;
No smell from the heaven or hell.

Mon said, "It was sunny and chilly" - just like any ordinary winter day.

It was just as insignificant as it could be
In the human history;
It was not new; it was not old too.

It was like a buzzing of a bee
And, from the home, I came out 'to be';
It was worth telling -- people are born daily.

There I came into being,
"Therefore I am"--
I came with a buzzing of a bee, AND
It was important for me
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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