Short Diwali Poems

Short Diwali Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Diwali by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Diwali by length and keyword.


Diwali

Bursting fireworks and sharing sweets
And the night the early risen sun defeats
Pleasing words and garments fancy-
These I call 'Diwali' still, as I did in my infancy.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Glowing Joy

A flash
Of lightening
Churns
My soul
My internal jyothi
Senses the palpitations.
The wick glows;
The lamp glistens!
~Sima Mittal

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Premium Member Happy Diwali

Diwali, the Festival of Lights
Triumph of good over evil
Historical, symbolical
Let us all look within
And light the lamp of love
Holding steady The Flame
For we are That

24-October-2022

The Day of Light

Burn all the fears and failures 
With the bursting crackers;
Fill the world of yours
With the bright new light...
End all the worthless thoughts 
Start newly from the day of light.


"Happy Diwali"
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Diwali

Jalao die kr do sansaar roshan.. 
Hr ek kone me ek dia jagmagae... 
Chlo pyrr se sb manae diwali.. 
Siya sang ayodhya shree ram ae...




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Form: Prose


Diwali

Deity  of  success  and  prosperity 
Inner  peace  and  serenity 
Worshipped  on  the  occasion  of  Diwali 
Adorning  entrances  with  toran  and rangoli 
Lights  of  diyas  twinkling  everywhere 
Indian  festival  of  sweets  and    delicacies  to  share.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Festival of Light

diwali lights bright
built up dense darkness of life…
glowing holiday

(Diwali is the festival of light celebrated in fall in India)

November 19, 2021
Syllable count : 5/7/5
Checked on howmanysyllables.com
Contest : Fall Or Winter Holiday Haiku
Sponsor : Tania Kitchin
Form: Haiku

Diwali

Illuminate light 
To dispel out the darkness
Enjoy the season.


Destroy the evil
With  powerful Sword of truth
Which lies within you.


Make the entire world
Free from the iniquitous
Live delightedly.


Make the prosperous 
Entire moment of your life
Happy Diwali.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Diwali

Decorating homes and workplaces
Illuminating with diyas and rangoli for five days
Worship ceremonies of Lakshmi, goddess of properity
As mentioned in early Sanskrit texts
Light over darkness
Indian subcontinent origins

written November 4, 2021
Form: Acrostic

The Festival of Lights

Prayers in luster
Candles shimmer as fireflies
Graceful Diwali

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Clamorous of noise
Firecrackers on exhibit
Children astonished 

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Clatter enlighten
Glamorous of sacred day
Be blessed among them

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Author Note:
Happy Diwali for those whom celebrate
Form: Haiku

Diwali

Deepawali.  

My wife wants to see me with screw and driver to check my temper 
My family wants to check my album of love whistles 
Her family sneek whether I am die or alive
Society crackers like poo of themself.
But God bless everyone not me 
I lite the diya in diwali 
Jai ram ji ki happy Diwali 

With love all 
OM Jagdish

Premium Member A Festival of Lights In November

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
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Nonet

Sparkling Deepawali

Striding through the sparkles in satin sand.
And luminous sparkles twinkling all around.
Casting spell with the sparkles in her eyes
And sparkling sparklers in her hands.
May gaiety deities step in frolicking with sparkling smile. 
With sparkling lotus sillage trailing like an elated child.
And thumping foot ferreting behind the dodging ambrosial of sparkling motichoor.
May the sparkling smile sparkle for life.

Diwali

diwali.
it is an occassion to enjoy.
to lit up light in each one's heart.
an occassion to share and rejoice.
to awaken goddess laxmi and 
pray for prosperity and health.
a new year for begning new hopes and apirations.
a day were  all  ages  come together 
to celebrate as a family.
to burst crackers and play with children.
to make rangoli near our  house enterance.
a day where  every one waits 
to celebrate the hindu festival diwali

Diwali Festival of Light

When the lighted wick
Shows the path of liberation...
Ripples may rest and 
The blue light may 
Penetrate to the deep.

When we lit lamp inside
Divine perception may
Ebb out the dark devils
From the slaved skulls.

When it refine the self
Like spinning disk...
On holy finger(Lord Krishna's Sudarshana chakra)
We may perceive it
To lighten our heart
And to soothe our soul

When silver lines stab
The dark shades in us
It may bring charm 
And beauty 
In our ugly mind's
age
Form: Verse

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