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Baisakhi is celebrated on 13th April every year which marks the beginning of Hindu solar New Year in India. It is celebrated all over the country with so much dhoom dhaam as it also marks the beginning of the new harvesting season. Baishakhi is considered very auspicious among the Sikhs and Hindus. For Hindus, it is the day when the sacred Ganga river descended into the Earth and for the Sikhs, it is the day when their 10th Guru Gobind Singh started the pious Khalsa.
And if you are planning to celebrate Baisakhi in 2023, then reading out a Baisakhi poem is an excellent idea, even if you are celebrating it digitally. Below, we’ve mentioned heart-touching Baisakhi poems that’ll surely lift up your spirits.
Baisakhi Poems
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People of both religions celebrate Baisakhi with lots of love. Usually, they sing, dance and even read beautiful poems to express their gratitude. And if you’re looking to read some Baisakhi poems too, then scroll ahead!
Rabb Har Saal
Rabb Har Saal Ehoji Baisakhi Lyaavey
Mennu milyaa meraa maahi mele vich
Rabb har saal ehoji baisakhi lyaavey,
Pyaar di jyot dilan vich jalaa jaavey
Bichhdey dilaan nu milaa jaavey
Phir khiliyan pyaar di kaliyaan ve
Mennu cheddiyan saari sakhiyaan ve
Karan rabb daa shukar dil naal main
Mennu bichhdyaa pyaar milya mele vich
Rabb har saal ehoji baisakhi lyaavey
Jithey har bichhadyaa pyaar mil jaavey
Rabb Har Saal is a famous Punjabi Baisakhi poem that surely captures the mood, right? If you’re planning to celebrate this festival with your family this year, then make sure you read aloud this short Baisakhi poem to them.
Baisakhi: The New Season
Stretching, rubbing my eyes,
with a wide yawn, I fill my lungs
with freshness of meadows.
Chitter Chatter of the birds
slowly filling the air
coupled with moo moo’s so dear.
A perfect natural note
suddenly breaks to
the gradual pumping of water
blending perfectly with slow
rhythmic sound of the drums,
increasing its pace to the
sweet dancing maidens
accentuating ambience, while
precariously balancing their load.
A momentary pause and then
breaking monotony with their trinkets
kicking dust, completing the beat
in loud Crescendo.
Flowing colourful dupatta
blending with the light
complimenting vast expanse
of yellow, flowing, rhythmic fields
fill this cool breezy morning.
The new season has arrived.
If you’re celebrating Baisakhi in 2023 with a group that isn’t well versed with the Punjabi language or have a few videsis in your audience, then you should definitely read aloud Baisakhi: The New Season.
Be Baptised, Be Khalsa
Sikhi is the fire,
flame is the Khalsa
Sikhi is the spring,
stream is the Khalsa.
Sikhi is the love,
loving is the Khalsa
Sikhi is the faith,
faithful is the Khalsa.
Sikhi is the dharma,
karma is the Khalsa
Sikhi is Wahe Guru’s message,
messanger is the khalsa.
Sikhi is Wahe Guru’s code,
conduct is the Khalsa
Sikhi is Wahe Guru’s word,
voice is the Khalsa.
Sikhi is Wahe Guru’s court,
verdict is the Khalsa
Sikhi is Wahe Guru’s kingdom,
crown is the Khalsa.
Sikhi is the humility,
humble is the Khalsa
Sikhi is the strength,
strong is the Khalsa.
Sikhi is the shrine,
saintly is the Khalsa
Sikhi is the school,
scholar is the Khalsa.
Sikhi is the seva,
servant is the Khalsa
Sikhi is the peace,
polite is the Khalsa.
Sikhi is the spirit,
strong is the Khalsa,
Sikhi is the saviour,
saved one is the Khalsa.
BE BAPTISED, BE KHALSA.
When it comes to Baisakhi poems in English, Be Baptised, Be Khalsa is one of them. It talks about the Khalsa and what it stands for!
Dhand Dee Laa
Dhand dee laa ke chadar,
Phullan nu jadd khid khid hasee aandee hai,
Us wailey hee bas Baisakhi aandee hai.
Badla nu chumdee,
Hawaa ich jhooldee sunhari fasal jad,
Jatt nu bulaandee hai,
Us wailey hee bas baisakhi aandee hai.
Bhangde te gidde di toli rall ke
Jadd pind ich tamalaa paundi hai,
Us wailey hee bas baisakhi aandee hai.
Mere Punjab di mitti jad wee
Menu wajaa maar bulandi hai,
Har din mere dil ich ik navi baisakhi aandhi hai!!!
Baisakhi di Lakh Lakh Badhai
Sahaj sukh je jaage andar
Jaage nazraan vich ik aasaa
Birhaa jaage te mann tarpe
Milne nu fir jee udaasaa.
Khich vairaag di jad seene paindi
Fir aann miley sajjan pyaaraa
Seel sanjam sarab sukh mildaa
Puran hove mann di aassa.
Time to win the hearts of all your Punjabi peeps with Dhand Dee Laa. It is a beautifully written Baisakhi poem that will definitely keep you feeling the festive spirit, all day long.
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The day Guru Gobind Singh turned sparrows into eagles
The day all people of all castes stood up and were equal to Kings
The day we realised the power of Five
The day we were given the 5 Banis to listen and read
The day that transformed us to see all as equal
Remember the true meaning of Vaisakhi amongst the crowds and food If you can ask the Gurdwara to donate vast amounts of food to the homeless
Soon the celebrations will disappear but continue to celebrate in spirit every day the creation of the Khalsa
Let it always within your spirit, be always fearless within your heart to do the right thing no matter how hard it gets Celebrate always within
Sharing is caring, indeed! This short Baisakhi poem talks about the first Baisakhi day and why it is so important to understand Baisakhi significance. Surely beautiful, right?
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Ready to celebrate Baisakhi with your loved ones? After all, nothing expresses gratitude like beautifully written words.
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