Dipawali, The Fest Of Light. Poem by Neela Nath Das

Dipawali, The Fest Of Light.

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Kindle light in every dark-corner,
ignite the eternal fire which Prometheus
stole from heaven for all of us.
Burn the evil by that perpetual fire.
Since time immemorial there are,
fire, water earth, the sky and air.
Nothing could destroy those power,
in midst of all calamities, and war.
Dipawali, or the fest of light,
was to welcome Sri Ram, the savior,
in Ayodhya, after His long fight,
with Ravana, as He became the winner.
Our mythological story says, so,
Light is to dispel, to welcome truth,
as the stories tell, we that know.
We just follow the religious root.
The bereaved hearts, the shadowed minds,
will be flashed with the lamps,
keeping dark sides behind.
Light will here to night tramp.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chandra Thiagarajan 14 November 2012

The poem is wonderful taking note of all mythologies in respect of the elements of the Earth.Kudos

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Valsa George 13 November 2012

This is beautiful! You have rightly hailed Diwali- the fest of lamps symbolic of the victory of righteousness and virtue over evil!

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