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Love to My Daughter

Little heart

By Rohitha LankaPublished 2 years ago 1 min read
Top Story - March 2025

With love to my daughter,

I am afraid that if you take me close to you and tell me a little bit about life,

I will understand that you have given me that little heart of yours.

Since the day you were conceived, you have been breathing near me.

I will encourage you to endure life.

Girls' hearts are very beautiful, but sometimes, no matter whose fault it is, a black spot may appear on your name.

Take courage and move forward.

You are the treasure in my world.

Smile when you smile.

There is no pride.

Even if your heart is warm, when you are sad, you see it with your wise eyes.

You can be happy when you can.

You win repeatedly.

When you fail, you are ridiculed.

Some people look at life.

Not the most beautiful tomorrow

Stay in the midst of sorrow and happiness

Wife, mother, turn your divine eyes to my gem

See your face blooming like a rose

Hear the sound of Burmese songs

Maintain a pure character

You will surely win

When you see someone's shortcomings

Never scold

Speech words without thinking

Don't hurt another's heart

Dress clean and tidy

Don't show off

Even if the truth is bitter, it doesn't matter

Don't give room to false speech

Backbiting and slander are not good

The pages of the book of sins are filled

Children who are devoted to virtue

Protect the mother of the universe

Knowing the four sips, my daughter, tomorrow

Shine like a mini lamp

Then, mother's eyes

With happy tears

I will keep you in my chest filled with gold,

I will willingly give up the world for your name.

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    Written by Rohitha Lanka