Valentine’s Diwasara mahatwa barsha pare barsha badhi chalichhi. Ei Diwasaku Santh Valentinenkara dina tatha Santhanka bhojira dina mana jaye. February 14, Valentine’s Diwasa rupe pratyeka barsha palana kara jaye.
Ehi Divasa ta byasta, rangin ebam sundar dina ate. Ehi dina loke Greetings Card ebam upahar diyanti. Ehi dina jathestha mishamishi, dekhadekhi (dating) karanti. Ehi dinara paribesha ta jathestha premamoy hoi uthe. Chalantu kichhi premara kabita padhibaa…
Valentine’s Day | ||
1909 Valentine’s card |
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Also called | Saint Valentine’s Day or the Feast of Saint Valentine | |
Observed by | People in many countries; Catholic Church[1] Anglican Communion (see calendar) Lutheran Church (see calendar) |
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Type | Christian, romantic, cultural, commercial observance | |
Significance | Feast day of Saint Valentine; the celebration of love and affection | |
Observances | Sending greeting cards and gifts, dating, church services | |
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Frequency | annual |
KABITA :
(1)
Kichhi premare padiba pain
Kichhi premare uttirnna heba pain
Valentine’s Day ra apeksha karanti
Au kichhi, durare rahi anyanku dekhibare hin byasta rahanti.
…Ratikanta Singh.
(2)
Premara nisha kahara nahin ?
Kiye kahi paruchhi ta kiye kahi paru nahin
Valentine’s Day re kichhi karibi bhaabi
Mane mane diba swapna dekhi chalichhi.
…Ratikanta Singh.
(3)
Angura khaibaku na paile
Angura hoi pare khata
Valentine’s Day re ghare basi basi rahile
Mana kaon hoi jiba mitha ?
Jao baharaku jao
Kichhi kara baa na kara
Anya mananku dekhi dekhi
Manataku tike hele ta furti kara.
…Ratikanta Singh.
(4)
Begane ki mastire
Mo bandhu heuchhi diwana
Se golapa fula kini nela
Kahaku deba mushkilre padi gala.
Mo bandhura mana kharapa
Khaichhi thapada pare thapada
Bhabuchhi – se kaon karila se papa.
…Ratikanta Singh.
(5)
Ama samaya re Valentine’s Day na thila
Ekatha kichhi bayashka loka kahuchhanti
Aaji-kalira naujawan uttara eipari dianti…
“Tuma samaya re chithi patra dia nia
Aakhi maramari o amba totare milamisha
Nadighatare bahuta samaya gaadhoiba
Esabu thila ki nahin – apana – kahibeki ?”