Short Festival Of Lights Poems
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Lights glow
Songs flow
Smiles bright
Joy, Light
Games played
Pray’rs prayed
This night
World's right
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
stars seem lighting lamps
moon plays gleaming glowing games ~
festival of lights
darkness paving way
to lights much reluctantly ~
breeze turns into storms
this tender winter
clings to the wombs of summer ~
Joey of kangaroo
21 October 2021
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.
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
Aurora Dances
Artic
White owls hoot hymns
Through floating Lapland snows -
Reindeer wait for Christmas magic
Flying
Birch trees
Dream through long nights –
Nordic fireflies released
Festival of lights - Aurora
Dances
12-4-20
Cinquain – Five lines - syllable count 2,4,6,8,2
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
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
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)
the splendor of night,
makes it seem so wonderful,
such is a delight
that makes up this moment.
can see the moon hanging high,
the stars twinkle with grace
lighting up the heavenly skies
as it shine at a moment like this.
still is the night my friend,
let's make the best of it.
and so let the night begin
a festival of lights in the sky.
o the splendor of the night,
such a wonderful night it is.
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 will be beaten into ploughshares"
That seems a distant hope
But if we "keep the faith"
IT WILL HAPPEN