My husband, who is the chief of a sewer plant birthday
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In the depths where waters flow unseen,
Where pipes weave tales of grey and green,
A humble steward watches o'er,
The streams beneath the city's floor.
Today, the sun bestows its light,
Upon the one who turns the night
To waters clear, a clean cascade,
His hands of care a vow conveyed.
In labyrinths of pipes, his skill,
Commands a world both deep and still,
Yet on this day, we celebrate,
The heart that beats beneath the grate.
A husband cherished, kind and true,
His birthday like the morning dew,
Through hidden veins his spirit sails,
A love that blooms, where nothing fails.