His articulation is clear and you notice at times that he is influenced by his generation’s rap or twitter style, though in the preface you read ‘we have in Suyog Sharma one such genius of a poet who has left his mortal coil at the blooming age of 25 years.’ Even poet-philosophers like Wordsworth 80, P B Shelley 30, Lord Byron 36 and John Keats 26, have died. The human body may wither and die but the poetic words live on, making the poets immortal.
Posts Tagged ‘India’
Creative Writing Critique: Wings of Time (Satis Shroff)
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged bookreview, Darjeeling, India, Indien, kharsang, Kurseong, st.marys, suyog sharma on January 21, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Short-story: Destination Darjeeling (Satis Shroff)
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Catmandu, Darjeeling, discrimination of gurkhas, Gurkhas, gurks, India, Johnny Gurkha, Nepal, yao gurkhali on December 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Category: Short-story DESTINATION NEPAL (Satis Shroff) “That’s a terrible injustice,” said Raj Rana aloud at the Paddington Station. Mr. Rana was at the station, on his way to Gatwick Airport. From there he had a flight ticket from Her Majesty’s Government to Nepal after long years of service in the British Gurkhas. “What do you [...]
OH, KANCHENJUNGA (Satis Shroff)
Posted in Miteinander, togetherness, tagged Bhutan, Darjeeling, Gangtok, Ghoom, hillstations, Himalaya, India, Kalimpong, Kanchenjunga, Kurseong, Nepal, Rumtek, Sikkim, Tibet on July 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
<!– @page { size: 21cm 29.7cm; margin: 2cm } P { margin-bottom: 0.21cm } –> Oh, Kanchenjunga (Satis Shroff) A splash of the crimson rays of the sun appeared on the tip of the 8598m Kanchenjunga Range. Then it turned into orange and was gradually bathed in a yellowish tint, becoming extremely bright. You could [...]


