You've a right

You've a right to illuminate your days
With the bright sunshine ablaze

You've a right to sparkle your nights

With the twinkling stars in the moonlights

You've a right to cry and smile

And also to keep silence for a while

You've a right for joyous moments

And also the melancholic sentiments

You've a right to disgust or like

To hate or love, It's purely your choice

You've a right to keep the feelings reciprocated

Or to keep the intense emotions unrequited

You've a right to choose who enters your life

Who becomes your flesh out of the world and his wife

There should be no grumble, nor any gamble

No one to play on you, your life is not negotiable

It's your life, you've a right to relish it

Just like everyone else, in all its delight

Live every moment of it, without being tense

With all its grandeur, yet in all its ordinary sense