Temps Nadi Ke Tat Se

Tejendra Sharma MBE is the only Hindi writer to be honoured by the Queen of England for his contribution to Hindi literature. Tejendra, in his poetry, does not indulge in nostalgia. Instead he talks about the life in his adopted country, His aim is to build bridges between the immigrants and the local residents of the United Kingdom. The simple language and new symbols make his poetry readable as well as enjoyable. In his poetry we can get a social, political and degeneration of relationships in the British society. There are a few personal poems as well. He strikes a wonderful balance about his memories of India and his concerns for the United Kingdom. He declares himself as the poet of his adopted country:I am the poet of this country, I have adopted it, The soil of this country, Does not appear alien to me. This book would introduce the reader to a new type of a poetry. ... , :- ..., , , , ... .