Let the day blossom wherein i was born, and the
Night in which it was said, There is a girl child
conceived
Let the day be brightness;let God regard it from above,
And let light shine upon it
Let brightness and the breathe of life adorn it
Let the crown dwell upon it; let the whiteness of the
Day amaze it.
As for that night, let brightness seize upon it,
Let it be special unto the days of the year, let it
Come into the number of the months
Lo let the night be merry, let joyful voice
Come therein
Let them bless it that bless the day
Who are ready to raise up their singing,
Let the stars of the twilight thereof be bright
Let it be light, and have more; let it see the
Dawning of the day
Because it opened up the door of my mothers
womb, and brought joy to mine eyes.
Thank God i survived the womb! thank God
I did not give up the ghost when i came out of the belly
Thank God that the knee welcome me
And the breast gave that i should suck.
interesting – semantically rich but it can be better syntactically….
My big sister’s birthday is in 3 days, am i free to steal this poem and read it to her at the party??? Plsssssss……….I havent prepared anything for the thing sef.
haha. shey?
you are invitied oooohh……….the title reminded me of my own sis birthday.