Birthday Celebration
A haiku chain poem about childhood birthday memories
Party hats,
neon jewelry;
happy birthday attire.
Rainbow balloons,
waxy candles;
accessories.
Pinata horses,
construction paper flakes;
celebration symbols.
Kids and parents,
grandmas and grandpas;
the main family tree.
Aunties and uncles,
cousins and friends;
parts of the clan.
Wrapped presents,
loads of money;
lucky charms.
Sour fruit punch,
soda fountains;
beverages.
Cheese pizza,
beef frankfurter rolls;
salty favourites.
Chocolate cake,
vanilla ice cream;
the sugary ending.
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