Festival Of Lights Poems - Poems about Festival Of Lights

Lights glow Songs flow Smiles bright Joy, Light Games played Pray’rs prayed This night World's right ...

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Diwali is the festival of lights in which the rockets reach the heights a day filled with laughter and fun a temporary relief from the hasty run sweets shared with everyone around and the sound of crackers and happiness surround the ordinary children burst crackers at night while the poor children watch the colourful lights they, very eager to watch these wonderful...

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When lanterns paint the sky, I'll weave tulsi trinkets, celebrate divine sight~ while stars fly.. Wings of new moon, flare as festivals of delight, in tune. We praise, eternal light~ rays. When lanterns paint the sky, flare as festivals of delight~ rays....

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Festival of Lights The festival of lights came during the darkest of times..!! The lord of lords returned home, defeating the great king who was lost..!! Today during the darkest phase of my life, I wish I could be happy again..!! Watching the beautiful lights around, and people enjoy their time.!! For me the view today is no longer beautiful...

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Lamps blaze bright Like gold flames; Moon and stars smile. Acts of Demon quelled, Forts of goodness founded, Might of God lights up each nook. Driving out darkness from the scene, Earth and sky seem dance in harmony. (In northern India, by lighting rows of clay lamps, they celebrate the story of Lord Rama's returning to Ayodhya, after he defeated Ravana the demon)...

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A Festival Of Lights In November The ~ Ganga aarti ~ is performing Oil lamps held at the Banganga Marigolds and crimson rose Diwali ~ of the ~ Gods Martyrs remembered Swans gracefully are glowing in this pond *Diwali-Hindi-meaning "Festival of Lights" *Ganga aarti-Hindi-meaning "Feet of the Lord" *Banganga-Hindi-River in India...

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Happy Diwali friends As golden orb descends in dainty steps to invite black darkness to embosom the sky at night on this joyful eve of 'The Festival of Lights, amidst dangling artifacts - a common sight, my simple clay diya radiates light so bright: glowing and gleaming steadily despite swaying gently in soft wind after twilight - and gently whispers Divine...

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These days of the year of darkness darkest When longest nights are here The sun sets early, rises late the moon is on the wane In 2020 COVID adds more pain Enter Chanukah, the Festival of Lights each new candle burning bright Piercing the darkness for eight nights...

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On Sunday the Festival of Light begins Everyone does not know what that stands for So I'll explain It celebrates a revolt against oppression by the Israelites against cruel rulers who refused to let them practice their faith The people of Israel triumphed Led by Judah Maccabbee and his family a remarkable victory! One day "swords...

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since nearly three millennia the exact origin muddled thru times come every fall from the Taj Mahal to sacred temples to the humblest homes around the world the festival of lights dazzles during five days of exuberant worship and lush ritual in celebration of triumph of good over evil millions of oil lamps and candles and sparklers are lit setting the nights ablaze in honor of knowledge and consciousness as families gather...

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From the time, I had this dream I remember the stars I had seen, And the splendor of lights passing Between a brand new day awakening. They came on tour to fill our eyes, with the grandest festival of lights. Dancing of knights enthralling delights. Lanterns glowing on the fiery flight. Their blankets haul over our street. Swirling up above and flying below, The orbiting...

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DIWALI- 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 From northern mountains, western sands To eastern coasts and southern islands The spirit of triumph of good over bad To dispel darkness like light, in life to add To cleanse both...

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HANUKKAH Festival of Lights/ Feast of Dedication, As a kid, Hanukkah was the Jewish replacement for Christmas, But even better! We celebrated for eight nights, Which meant eight presents! It was the festival of lights We ate latkes or potato pancakes, We Played with spinning tops called driedels Sang the driedel song Opened one present each night Filled up ona chocolate money called Gelt Got all the...

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Twinkling stars in courtyard light up the sky, On an absolutely dark moonless Diwali night , Sprit of festival comes in alive ! Everyone looks glamorous, in best of attire, Colourful lights and candles glow bright, Twinkling stars in courtyard light up the sky ! Warm Embrace puts an end to enmity and satire, Sets off every mood exactly right, Spirit of festival...

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Autumn comes up brining with it football and leaves of gorgeous hue As the season fades it is time for the festival of lights Burning candles symbolize a struggle begun a millennium or two age A victorious struggle led by a legendary band of brothers...

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