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One of a KIND

This poem is a small gift for our son who is celebrating his 8th birthday tommorow. 




In your eyes, we see the stars,

A world of wonder, near and far.

Your smile—a spark that lights our day,

Your laugh—a song that melts the gray.


You walk a path that’s all your own,

With quiet strength you’ve always shown.

You’re unique in every single way,

A shining light that leads the way.


Empathy flows from your gentle heart,

You feel so deeply, set apart.

You care, you love, and always try—

A tender soul that lifts us high.


And oh, the way you sing so true,

Each note you hum, each tune you do—

Your voice, like music from above,

Fills our hearts with joy and love.


We pray you grow as a child of God,

Doing what is just and right always

Though we sometimes scolded you 

We hope you know that it's for your own good


Just as you love lights and every wire,

Circuits, switches, sparks of fire—

Your soul, too, glows electric-bright;

You are our ever-glowing light.


The world may not see the way you shine,

But we know your radiance is one of a kind.

A soul so bright, so brave, so free,

Our son, you're everything to us, truly.


Now as you celebrate turning eight,

We wish you genuine friends, health,  happiness and peace

May each day bring you joy and wonder 

Our precious son, we love  watching your light unfold.





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