Sunil Sharma
Sunil Sharma loves to listen to the symphonies of the birds, winds, oceans, rivers and watch the sky and stars for their ethereal beauty.
About Sunil Sharma
Sunil Sharma loves to listen to the symphonies of the birds, winds, oceans, rivers and watch the sky and stars for their ethereal beauty.
A humble word-worshipper: catcher of elusive sounds, meanings and images
Currently based in Toronto, Canada, he has published 27 creative and critical books so far--- joint and solo.
A winner of, among others, the Golden Globe Award-2023, and, Nissim Award for Excellence for Prose, 2022, for the political novel Minotaur.
His poems were included in the prestigious UN project: Happiness: The Delight-Tree: An Anthology of Contemporary International Poetry, 2015.
Editor of the monthly Setu journal (English): https://www.setumag.com/p/setu-home.html
For details, please visit the website: Sunil Sharma
Books by Sunil Sharma
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An Abandoned Hut — poem unrhymed
"...Near a murmuring stream and a cold trail..."
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Cleaning — poem unrhymed
"...a purified sky cleaned by a divine hand..."
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Rare Sight — poem unrhymed
An image to remember...
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Agony — poem unrhymed
"...the scarlet-brown scars showing for miles, each scar deeper than the previous..."
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Father Time — poem unrhymed
"...voices of the moments buried with fallen leaves..."
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Joyce — poem unrhymed
"...Till a magician appears..."
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Passion — poem unrhymed
"...To be touched by a rebel heart..."
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Old Man — poem unrhymed
"...giving succor...in summers and rains..."
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Impermanence — poem unrhymed
"...fragrance lingering in the clothes..."
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Love Springs Unbidden — poem unrhymed
"...strangely, sometimes -- it takes root in hard soil..."
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Wake Up Time! — poem unrhymed
"...become a fire-breathing monster..."
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Nightly Sounds — poem unrhymed
"...drunks swaggering home..."
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Breaks — poem unrhymed
"...like the vast steppes of Mongolia..."
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Pause! — poem unrhymed
"...messengers of another realm..."
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Silencing of the Sirens — poem unrhymed
"...From the dark depths, resurfacing, the melodies ride the crests of storms..."