Happy Birthday Beloved PM



Today is his 69th birthday. When asked what does he want for his birthday, he replied, "nothing expensive". A very humble person he is. That is one of his many good qualities.

The following short and simple poem is dedicated to this humble and respected man, though the person himself may not read it. Nothing expensive from me.

My jackets are made of leather,
My cups are made of porcelain clay,
Storm or sunshine, any kinds of weather,
May the Lord bestows upon you a
blissful and prosperous birthday!

Happy birthday dear Prime Minister. It is sad to know the hardship you have gone through in your political life, but at the same time I am impressed with your strong personality in facing those calamities. May you have a smooth sailing in your journey of life.

~Swan Princess~

Comments

Pandan said…
Could you possibly be related to this guy? Or his son-in-law? Hehehe.
6:51 PM
Anonymous said…
Must be ball carrier, Izzyz
1:03 PM
Suzy Carrillo said…
Don't think I don't know who wrote this. You are not that anonymous H.
9:20 AM
Suzy Carrillo said…
I am not related to him nor his son-in-law, Izzy. :) Just a simple birthday wish for the prime minister from a plain citizen like others.
9:27 AM
Dr. M. Abdus Salam Azadi said…
this is realy the best words for the man every good person likes. he is not only simple and humble, an islamic scholar as well.
3:00 PM
Dr. M. Abdus Salam Azadi said…
thank you. at least you wished him a very happy birth day, when his friends had left him forgood.
I like him for his humble nature and islamic knowledge.
May Allah bless him.
9:09 PM
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