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7 decades and many more

The stories you share; not old, 

Not aged; 

But like worn seaglass -

Smoothed by decades of storms, work, experiences; 

But still shimmering all the same. 

Your hopes higher than clouds, 

Fuelling us to try harder each time. 

Your knowledge that you impart to us, 

And which you trust us to use wisely 

Carry it on. 

Older than before, 

But as eager as always. 

7 decades in this world

And many, many more to come.

Your age is now an indication 

Of all the warmth, hope, prayers, 

Love, care, affection, concern 

You spent a lifetime giving away. 

Happy birthday Babu Thatha!

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  1. AnonymousSeptember 10, 2026 at 7:34 AM

    Thank you Shriyandhaa. May Lord Guruvayoorappan and Divya Thambthigal of Srirangam Shower Their Choicest Blessings upon all of us to live happily and lead healthy life Always

    Babu Thatha

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  2. AnonymousSeptember 10, 2026 at 7:59 AM

    Super and apt words for Babu Thatha. Only you can think differently and present and give as present on happy birthday to thatha. God bless you.

    From
    Pushpa patti

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  3. AnonymousSeptember 10, 2026 at 8:01 AM

    Excellent Shriyan. God bless you and always with you in all ur activities. Keep it up. Vazhga Valamudan. Anbudan viji Patti.

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