Lilypie, Our Dear

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Martin Dejnicki
This birthday poem is dedicated to my precious daughter, Lily.
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Lilypie, Our Dear

Lilypie, Our Dear

Happy Birthday, Lilypie, our dear,
You bring us joy as you grow each year.
With laughter bright and heart so true,
The world feels warmer thanks to you.

Happy Birthday, Lilypie, so bright,

You fill our days with love and light.

Your kindness shines in all you do,

A golden heart, so rare, so true.

Happy Birthday, Lilypie, so sweet,

Each day with you feels so complete.

A million moments, bright and new,

Each one a gift because of you.

Happy Birthday, Lilypie, our star,

We love you more than words by far.

With hugs so tight and hearts so true,

We celebrate the wonder of you!

Happy Birthday, Lilypie, hooray!

We wish you joy in every way.

May laughter, love, and dreams come true,

A year of magic just for you!

PUBLISHED: Mar 13, 2025
Written By
Martin Dejnicki
I enjoy writing simple rhyming poetry that people can easily share with their loved ones. I live in Toronto with my loving wife and two curious, adventure-seeking daughters.
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