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- Diwali - The Festival Everyone Knows. With happiness to all. And sorrow to none, The festival of lights. Diwali has come. The streets shine. With candles’ light,
- Deepavali is here, Deepavali is here. That grand festival of Lights. That ends evil after a protracted fight. When good with all its might.
- The Festival of Lights. Gilttery lamps, Myriad diyas and light. Illumination pan India filled with delight. Whole nation splendent like lovely bride. The zest of fest spread far and wide.
- Diwali. On a dark no-moon day, comes Diwali. Sing children joyfully, "aali re aali, Diwali aali". Tiny lamps, make this dark no-moon night bright. Indeed this is a beautiful, eye-pleasing sight.
Oct 24, 2023 · Deepawali Poem: Dr Arshia Sheikh. The shimmering Deepawali. Brings twinkle to my eyes, I waited for this day, As Rama has arrived. I want to welcome his simplicity, In the most enduring ways, So I lit the lamp and followed the rays. The rays directed me too the different world,
- Five Free Verse Poems About Diwali
- Five Haiku Poems About Diwali
- Five Limerick Poems About Diwali
- Five Tanka Poems About Diwali
- Five Sonnet Poems About Diwali
- Five Ode Poems About Diwali
Glowing Lights
Glowing lights everywhere, Adorn the homes, streets, and squares, Of sparkling joy and cheer, To welcome the festival dear.
The Triumph of Good Over Evil
The darkness of ignorance and misery, Is dispelled by the light of knowledge and victory, As we celebrate the triumph of good over evil, On this day of Diwali, the festival medieval.
The Rangoli Art
The colors of joy and liveliness, Are spread on the floor with finesse, In intricate designs and patterns, To welcome the goddess and her lanterns.
Festival of Lights
Festival of lights, Darkness fades into the night, Diwali shines bright.
The Diwali Feast
Sweets and savory, Taste buds dance in ecstasy, Diwali feast, delight.
The Rangoli Magic
Rangoli colors, Brighten up the festive night, Artistic delight.
Diwali Delight
There once was a festival so bright, That brought joy and splendor in sight, With candles and lights aglow, The houses had a golden glow, Diwali, the festival of light.
Rangoli Art
The rangoli that adorned the floor, In colors and patterns galore, With flowers and designs, It indeed defines, The essence of Diwali encore.
The Diwali Feast
The feast of Diwali so grand, A gastronomical wonderland, The sweets and the treat, A culinary retreat, A food lover’s dreamland.
Candles Aglow
Candles aglow bright, In every corner and niche, Diwali ignites love, In hearts longing for joy’s touch, Hope shines bright with lights of love.
Golden Embrace
Golden sparkles fill, The sky with a warm embrace, As we celebrate, Diwali’s triumph of love, On this festive and grand day.
Sweets and Treats Abound
Sweets and treats abound, In every household and store, Diwali delights, As we feast on gastronomical treats, Sharing joy and love with all.
Diwali’s Embrace
In the dark, Diwali’s embrace holds tight, A festive light that clears all shades of grey, Where homes sparkle with candle flames alight, And rangolis enfold a warm array. The victor’s triumph over darkness reigns, When light dethrones all shadows cast aside, Creating a world of bliss that remains, Where love and blessings into hearts take flight. So celebrate, let’s welcome this ancient light, That triumphantly whispers, beauty and grace, Let’s embrace this festival with all our might, And g...
A Bright Mosaic
A bright mosaic of colors unites, As Diwali fills homes with flair and style, Bright lights and auspicious scents ignite, The hearts and souls of every sweet smile. Abundance and prosperity aplenty, As Goddess Laxmi’s blessings we receive, Rangolis grace every front porch so gently, In festive colors that never deceive. Sweets and savory treats devoid of strife, Melt into the mouth, such matchless taste, As we give generously in this life, And aid the needy, forgotten, or chased. Let’s celebr...
Rejoice This Day
On Diwali’s day, let’s all rejoice and play, Igniting blissful memories we recall, Our homes are dotted with lamps that stay, Suffusing hope and love that enchants us all. The firecrackers that light up the sky, With mighty booms and fiery embrace, We watch through teary eyes, excited and spry, Rekindling hope and love that’s all in place. With open arms we welcome all guest, To share in our celebration’s delight, We sweeten our taste buds with each zest, And shelter all souls with warmth and...
Ode to Radiance
Oh, radiant Diwali, how bright you shine, A festival of light to warm the soul, Your flames of hope make everything divine, As you dispel the darkness with your role. Your lanterns, candles, and firelight blaze, Illuminating every pathway true, And in your warmth, each heart finds gentle rays, Of love, acceptance, faith, and blessings new. Oh, Diwali, your radiance we adore, As each home comes alive with your sweet spark, Your golden touch a sign of something more, As we celebrate in joy unti...
Ode to Triumph
Hail to Diwali, festival of triumph, A victory of good over evil’s hold, A homecoming of truth’s rightful ump, As all darkness and ignorance unfolds. Goddess Laxmi, oh, how you reign on high, Bestowing wealth and happiness to all, Your radiant grace filling every eye, As you bless every shrine, big or small. Oh, Diwali, your triumph we applaud, Honoring the bravery that never falters, With fireworks that bang, sparkle, and laud, Our spirit’s talents and the truth that alters. May your triumph...
Ode to Culinary Treats
Oh, Diwali, how sweet your aromas trail, Filling every street and home with glee, Your culinary treats ringing love without fail, As we feast with neighbors and family free. Begin we with nimkis crunchy and light, Followed by gulab jamuns soaked in syrupy nectar, The barfis’ subtle sweetness a treat so right, Rasgullas’ tangy delicacy to all a treasure. Oh, Diwali, you are a food lover’s delight, A gastronomical treat that stirs the soul, Each sweet and savory dish such a sight, As we celebra...
Oct 15, 2022 · 10 Lines On / Sentences About Diwali in English for School Kids. Diwali, also called as Deepavali is a Hindu festival of lights. It is celebrated in spring season which falls between October and November. Diwali signifies victory of light over darkness. People decorate their homes with lights, diyas, and rangolis.
Oct 15, 2022 · Diwali, also called as Diwali is a Hindu festival of lights. It is celebrated in spring season which falls between October and November. Diwali signifies victory of light over darkness.People decorate their homes with lights, diyas, and rangolis. They wear new clothes, greet and wish each other.
Oct 4, 2020 · Teri aahat se buraiya lengi nahi basera. Tere marane ke baad bhee log tera naam gaaye. Tu jagmagaaye teraa deep jagamagaaye. Also See : Eco-friendly Diwali slogans posters. # Diwali Poems. Here we provides you some beautiful heart touching happy Diwali 2022 poems & Poetry in English & Hindi for Kids, kindergarten, preschoolers, class 1.
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This poem has been written keeping in mind the small children who have to recite poem on Diwali in school or any function. The language is simple and easy to...
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