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On a dark no-moon day, comes Diwali. Sing children joyfully, "aali re aali, Diwali aali". Tiny lamps, make this dark no-moon night bright. Indeed this is a beautiful, eye-pleasing sight. Children, I know, crackers you love to burst. But kindly a minute spare, n listen to me first. Minutes few of fun, cause problems very big n grave. People many, suffocated feel; n pollution we pave. Frighten we, little babies n of course, dogs too. In future, about our actions insane, we will rue. Celebrate let us Diwali, with beautiful, colourful Rangolis n lights. Share sweets special; homemade n healthy. Helping moms to them make, even if you are wealthy. Let's a portion small of these goodies, with the less fortunate share. Prove let us to ourselves, that we really n truly care. Armin Dutia Motashaw
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Oct 30, 2018
Oct 30, 2018 at 9:55 AM UTC
DIWALI
On a dark no-moon day, comes Diwali. Sing children joyfully, "aali re aali, Diwali aali". Tiny lamps, make this dark no-moon night bright. Indeed this is a beautiful, eye-pleasing sight. Children, I know, crackers you love to burst. But kindly a minute spare, n listen to me first. Minutes few of fun, cause problems very big n grave. People many, suffocated feel; n pollution we pave. Frighten we, little babies n of course, dogs too. In future, about our actions insane, we will rue. Celebrate let us Diwali, with beautiful, colourful Rangolis n lights. Share sweets special; homemade n healthy. Helping moms to them make, even if you are wealthy. Let's a portion small of these goodies, with the less fortunate share. Prove let us to ourselves, that we really n truly care. Armin Dutia Motashaw
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Oct 30, 2018
Oct 30, 2018 at 9:55 AM UTC
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