# # Dazzling Colors In The Sky -Diwali Poem by Samanyan Lakshminarayanan

'Kaasai kari aakkaade'....what our elders say at home, , , , you have nicely transformed it to a poem...I AM JUST MAN MADE... I ONLY LAST MY COST.....that is simply wonderful.....thank you

wonderful philosophical poem, deep ideas well embedded to convey the message, lovcely to read..10+++++++++++

as the dazzling star spark up in the heaven above....the sky light have made our thought so bright......it’s the heart that say the beautiful you in the sky….. thank you for sharing....you have a poem that hold every breathe high like a shinning star in the Sky....God bless...a 10 +++++ stars

as the dazzling star spark up in the heaven above....the sky light have made our thought so bright......it’s the heart that say the beautiful you in the sky….. thank you for sharing....you have a poem that hold every breathe high like a shinning star in the Sky....God bless...a 10 +++++ stars

somehow these fireworks cease to amuse me any more...

very nice.........and magical....x

An indelible spark of philosophy dazzling the mind with its glow...manmade creations are transitory in nature and come with a price tag where as celestial wonders are permanent and priceless...well done

very intersting poem truth too regards sandhya

Interesting poem I still trying to understand your veiw point

Ronald Peat has a point, but I disagree. Most poets see things that other folks don't see or can even imagine. In my poem The Old Red Barn I make a statement that the old red barn seemed to be weeping that day, however we know in reality that a barn cannot weep no more that the stars can see your fireworks but we as poets can see these things. I have many other poems that use these metaphors such as my poem A Tree where the bluebirds are building a nest in her hair (leaves) . We all know that a tree dose not have hair. So keep on dreaming and writing, that's what we as poets do. God bless, your friend Lynn