On the front cover of the birthday greeting card, imagine an abstract canvas bursting with vibrant chaos inspired by the greats like Pollock, Kandinsky, and Miró. Center stage, there are two whimsical squirrels with playful, exaggerated features—enlarged, expressive eyes and curly, wispy tails that spiral upwards. Each squirrel holds a tiny, intricately detailed hookah pipe, with colorful, swirling smoke drifting around them in fluid, spiraling patterns that recall Twombly's scribbles.

The backdrop is a Mondrian-inspired geometric array, with blocks of bold reds, blues, yellows, and blacks, interspersed with patterns of traditional Palestinian embroidery, rendered in a modern, abstract style. Amidst the geometric chaos, pieces of canvas showcase curved, flowing lines mimicking curly hair, with vibrant, textured strokes that capture the dynamic energy of de Kooning.

Hovering above the squirrels, an abstract depiction of the Dome of the Rock emerges from the chaos, its iconic golden dome glistening with a slight hint of Rothko’s luminous color fields, blending harmoniously into the surrounding scene. Behind it, the sky is a frenetic mix of Pollock-style drips and splatters in shades of twilight, fading into a peaceful, minimalist horizon in the style of Agnes Martin.

In one corner, a cake floats mid-air, painted in bold, abstract strokes, with curly, playful candles that twist and turn like hair, their flames flickering like tiny stars, echoing Miró's celestial motifs. The scene is both surreal and grounded, a vibrant tapestry that weaves together squirrels, smoking, curly hair, and the essence of Palestine into a uniquely quirky birthday celebration.

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