Artist Information:
Seshendra Sharma
Hyderabad,
India
Member Since: Apr 2004
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Artist Statement:
Seshendra Sharma is a colossus
of modern Indian poetry. He is
recipient of the central
Sahitya Academy Fellow ship,
the highest honor in the
literary world of India
reserved for immortals of
literature. This site presents
the essence of the millennium
in poetic form. Seshendra’s
literature is a unique blend
of the best of poetry and
poetics.
In his 1840 feature entitled"
the hero as poet’" Thomas
Carlyle defines a poet’s role
gloriously. Carlyle maintains
that the poet-prophet speaks
to the noble, the pure;
thetype for all times and
places. Seshendra sarma, the
rebel poet of Andhra Pradesh
is an example of such an
Indian poet-prophets,
the"spirits Fierie", who drive
the dead thoughts over the
universe like withered leaves
and quicken the birth of a
new, better tomorrow.
Seshendra sarma, born in
1927,is a coastal Andhra
product. A highly educated and
conscious poet with a marked
academic and bureaucratic
profile. But it is not his
visibility in seminar circuits
and academic circles that has
endeared him to the
Andhrites-To Andhrites-and
those other Indians who read
him in translation-seshendra
sarma is the Revolutionary
Poet Prophet. His poetry
celebrates the clarion-call
of...
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Seshendra Sharma is a colossus of modern Indian poetry. He is recipient of the central Sahitya Academy Fellow ship, the highest honor in the literary world of India reserved for immortals of literature. This site presents the essence of the millennium in poetic form. Seshendra’s literature is a unique blend of the best of poetry and poetics.
In his 1840 feature entitled" the hero as poet’" Thomas Carlyle defines a poet’s role gloriously. Carlyle maintains that the poet-prophet speaks to the noble, the pure; thetype for all times and places. Seshendra sarma, the rebel poet of Andhra... |
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