Was Diwali yours as well? Who knows, you too enjoyed it abroad.

This couplet beautifully captures the bittersweet feeling of celebrating festivals away from home. The speaker wonders, "Did you also experience Diwali?" It's not just a question, but a reflection, almost a longing for a shared experience. They then muse, "Who knows, maybe you too are celebrating it, enjoying it in a foreign land." This line hints at a connection, an understanding that the person addressed might be in a similar situation, far from their homeland. It evokes a sense of shared solitude or joy, imagining how loved ones abroad might be marking the special occasion. It's a warm, empathetic thought about someone dear, wherever they may be.