Til Kumari Sharma
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Til Kumari Sharma
Originally from Paiyun 7-Hile, Parbat, West Nepal, Til Kumari Sharma is an internationally acclaimed poet, essayist, story writer, reviewer, and translator, now residing in Kirtipur, Kathmandu. She has received numerous literary awards worldwide and is recognized as an Amazon No. 1 bestselling poet through anthologies including A Spark of Hope Vol. III, Creating a Better World, and Break the Silence Vol. III. A featured poet across international literary platforms, she is also associated as poet and co-organizer in the world record anthology Hyper Poem II. Honored with the title World Creative Hero by LOANI, she has published many books and earned global recognition for her literary contributions.
Rain of Art in My Life:
The rain is fertilization.
This is the art of the eternal pain.
But immortal living is there.
The statue of words is not normal.
It is art of undyed source.
It is the art of painful wound.
The rain is from depth of sea to sun.
My art is worldwide.
Nothing can dry it’s original value.
Art is the tallest personality.
Nobody can win to my pure thought.
No one can be there to relax to me.
I am purified pearl beyond this universe.
I am the art of nature.
I am amazing creation of infinity.
Me as the source of inspiration.
Me as the symbol of ethics and humanity.
So, art of my wonder leads the universe as whole.
Thinking me normal is false making.
Me as the fairy of wisdom leads the world as whole.
Struggle in Corner:
Struggle from corner is eternal.
People do not see alienated struggle.
They call it depression and mindless.
They abuse means due to lack of money.
The struggle is hard to endure.
They call it as poor and mad.
Struggle is higher and harder.
It is painful to endure.
It is higher and meaningful.
Ethical struggle is only of fairy.
So, struggle itself is of the fairy of light.
To lead world with ethical flight.
No passion and no lust is there.
No life is got by lower rank.
Higher life is got by art of light.
Nov. 13-2026
© Til Kumari Sharma
Paiyun-7, Hile, Parbat,
Nepal
