Nika
In a world adorned with joy and cheer,
There lived a girl, distant and unclear,
A soul who shunned the revelry and mirth,
For her heart had no place for a day of birth.
Her eyes, a tapestry of quiet reflection,
Held secrets and dreams devoid of connection,
With every candle on the cake, a reminder,
Of moments lost, of flames that flickered.
She longed for solitude, a respite from the crowd,
Where whispers of time could hardly be loud,
A day to wander through the depths of her soul,
Unveiling mysteries, seeking to be whole.
The world couldn't see what she held within,
A yearning for peace, a desire to begin,
For her birthday brought not joy, but sorrow,
A reminder of a past she yearned to borrow.
She'd walk through the fields, where wildflowers danced,
Creating her own celebration, her own chance,
To find solace within the embrace of nature,
Away from the expectations, the endless rupture.