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Diwali the Festival of Light

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Diwali the Festival of Light Trailing the path of autumn late Arrives the festival of light, Diwali time to celebrate, That brings to worshippers delight Marks triumph of good over evil Of knowledge over ignorance, Wards off foul stinks of the devil Burns off the wicks of arrogance. Disperses the gloom of darkness And ushers the rays of brightness Time ahead of the festival As we clean our homes and surrounds To welcome divine arrival, Let our soul with true love abound, Our heart flower with compassion And our mind bloom with caring thoughts For folks in dire needs this season; Let`s drive bane of hatred to nought And free ill-feelings from our breast That all the year round we are blessed. As we prepare diyas to light Let`s sign new chapters in our life, Chapters that will be ever bright In spring of joy and times of strife, Chapters scribbled with ink of truth Illumed by faith in the divine That`ll steer our way to peace, in sooth, And pervade our life with sunshine. As we flick on the strings of lights Let us kindle our inner self Dispel dark despair of the night Ignite hope and trust in ourselves Share savours of sweet happiness Strengthen bonds of relationship Uphold the flag of righteousness And cement our ties of friendship. As lights flicker on streets and homes, With hearts warm with love, let`s embrace Unity as the epitome, Irrespective of creed or race, Offer gratitude to the Lord For showering on us His grace And sail all together on board Hurdles and challenges to face, Pray for prosperity for all And reap fruits of growth as a whole.

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