Navratri Poems

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Navratri festival is a well-known festival in India for itsnine consecutive day celebration. Devotees worshipping their Goddess Durga andperforming some rituals, dance and sing some Navratri songs during these days.On the whole nine day celebration, people worshipped the nine dissimilar kindsof Durga forms. This festival also celebrated two times a year, the first oneis Chaitra on March to April and another one is on September to October is theAshwin. During this festival, numerous poets expressed their enlightenment onNavratri to their poems. Some of these poems indicated below, so if you arelooking for some poems for Navratri, explore the examples below and understandmore about the celebration of Navratri:
Examples of Navratri Poems
Navratri
Nine nights for goddess DurgaFull of dance and songsPeople worship her imageWith flowers and prayers long.
May the Goddess bless usWith precious gifts to mankindPeople praise her imageFull of beauty divine!
Meri Arji Hai Ma Se
Bus Itni Si Arji Hai E Meri Maa,Dil Jalana Chahe Mera Her Lahe Tum,Per Dena Na Kisi Aatma KoKast Bepanah,Rula Dena Tum Meri Ankho Bar Bar Maa,Per Dena Na Derd Kisi Dil Ko Bepnah,Itni Si Arji Hai E Meri Maa,Her Gum Likh De Chahe Meri Kismat Mai,Per Dena Na Gum Mere Dildar Ko Kabhi,Itni Si Arji Hai E Meri Maa,Jis Maut Se Jaye Meri Maiya K Praan,Us Maut Per Likh Dena Tu Naam Mera,Itni Si Arji Hai E Meri Maa,Jab Mai Rouu Tanha Akeli,Hath Mera Tham Lena AakerSada Hi.Bus Itni Si Arji Hai E Meri Maa.
Poetry
The temple priest has rung his bell.A cloud of smoke from candles and lampsHaloes the Goddess, glowing brightThis beat of drums both maddens and dulls.
The incense burns: so heady the musk,Our senses flounder in the flood.This endless chant of sacred wordsSoon drugs our lips and stuns our minds.
The Goddess, always staring down:Her painted pupils cut through smokeAnd read the secret thoughts we think.We somehow feel this within our hearts.
To Mother, we know, we bow and pray –Her form not just this image of clay.