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  • Shamsher Bahadur Singh

    Indian poet (–)

    Shamser Bahadur Singh

    Born()13 January

    Ailum, Muzaffarnagar, United Provinces of Agra and Oudh, India

    Died12 May () (aged&#;82)
    Occupations
    Known&#;forChuka Bhi Hun Nahin Main
    AwardsSahitya Akademi

    Shamsher Bahadur Singh (13 January – 12 May ) was an Indian poet, writer and pillar of the progressive trilogy of modern Hindi poetry. Shamsher, the creator of unique masculine images in Hindi poetry, was associated with the progressive ideology of life. Singh won the Sahitya Akademi in for Chuka Bhi Hun Nahin Main.

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    Shamsher Bahadur Singh was born on 13 January in village Ailum, Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh. This village is now under Shamli district, after Shamli considered as a separate district in Due to his father's job, his education was started from Dehradun. [1] Singh died on 12 May in Ahmedabad. In , he was awarded the Sahitya Akademi Award for Chuka Bhi Hun Nahin Main.[2][3]

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    Cafe Dissensus Everyday

    By Akash Bharadwaj

    Shamsher Bahadur Singh is a voice: throbbing, quivering, shining, and sometimes still like the water that runs deep in the river.

    We are surrounded by shor. No matter where we go, there are voices screaming at us. No matter where we are, someone is always tightening the nuts and bolts of our bodies. It becomes difficult to move and the eerie sound of it won’t let us be still. One screams at oneself to find the same old world again.

    In a time like this, reading Shamsher Bahadur Singh is akin to finding a quiet corner for oneself. Shamsher lends dignity and respect to rage, loss, and even seemingly ordinary circumstances. He hints at a world of sensation; an autumn evening… a leaf turned yellow…a tear drop about to fall are images that interest him. Like the landscape world of Monet and Gauguin, his poetry talks about time and texture of the world. About impressions that get etched in one’s memory.

    Have you read the prose of ‘earth’?
    Simplicity is his life.
    Have you opened your book of memories?
    When fading off they become clear?
    When a tear- drop doesn’t fall off the edge, and
    Becomes a flower in the sky?

    That will look like my poems to me:
    What will you say to me then?

    (An extract translated