Welcome to Sushi Sharma Gallery!


Welcome to Sushi Sharma Gallery!

Hello Everyone! Friends, family and those of you who are viewing my art and poetry for the first time, welcome. I will post more as time goes on. You can email me at sushi.sharma.art@gmail.com Enjoy!

Click on the desired pages of my gallery to view art or poetry. The list is below on your right.

POETRY


 

True

True blooming hue

Barely touches the tip of brush

Slow movement

Copyright © Sushi Sharma 2024




Accident

Sharp hot seething metal grinding and swallowing

Jagged teeth eat flesh seething

Wheels stopped before the streets do not meet

One devilish vehicle swallows the other

Spit expletives

Disjointed words are swept and stored in a bin

The candle in the corner dims as it is lit

Everyone is oblivious and alive

Copyright © Sushi Sharma 2023




Form of Inspiration

You are inspiration
light of imagination
without you I'm unborn
speechless, mindless
forever wanting form
bare waisted at twilights knell
Your deepening hue shielding
a fiery well
devouring infatuations cry to see
midnights cold fantasy
cradled at a shore-less dawn
I drift
You release my palm
for limited is my observation
despite that I aspire
recreation of my desire.

Copyright © Sushi Sharma 1991  


Response to First Day

On my first day as an intern teacher
I think of my small nieces on the first day of school 
I look at the children and remember them 
hoping that their teachers will be as interested
in their welfare as I will be with my students 
I wish that their enthusiasm and desire to learn will grow
as time goes on and not be tarnished by a system
I see their fidgeting bodies and think -
sometimes it was such torture for me when I was in their place! 
At my desk once I thought
"The day I don't have to go to school anymore, I'll never go again" 
But some remarkable teachers led me here
where I will spend the rest of my life
in a place I once waited for years to escape
Can laughing be a lesson?
Would movement be learning?
Within a system I must still follow
how much power do I have to keep their spirits growing?
More than I did then

 Copyright © Sushi Sharma 2012








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