Sanu Sharma
Sanu Sharma
Sanu Sharma is a Nepali novelist, short story writer, poet, and lyricist. Her body of work includes novels, short stories, and poetry, with many pieces also released as audiobooks. Some of her works have been translated into languages such as English, Hindi, Portuguese, and Spanish appearing in publications across multiple countries.
"There is a vast difference between losing a battle after a hard-fought struggle and surrendering without lifting a weapon. If you are defeated while fighting a well-matched adversary, you are a warrior; but if you bow your head without ever raising it, you are a coward."
"Even if the roof of a house leaks a lot, it still provides more shelter than a tree."
"Sometimes a broken relationship will always remain distant, even when you try your hardest to bring it close."
"Perhaps, cold relationships cannot be warmed even by the warmth of the heart. Or maybe, the relationships of people we dont like remain obscured, even though they are right before our eyes."
"Education is necessary, I know. But education without values is like a flower without fragrance. No matter how expensive or beautiful the vase, without the flower, it has no meaning. Similarly, education without values can make one literate but can’t make one strong and complete."
"The moon looks beautiful when it rises at night. Light must be collected for times when the night is dark, when the moon does not rise in the sky."
"After reaching an easy path, the walking stick should not be discarded, for there might come difficult paths again ahead."
"How can those who incinerate with jealousy at the sight of someone elses external glitter not realize that not everything that shines is a diamond? Only the person wearing new shoes can truly experience the pain; for others, captivating is the allure of new shoes."
"Mothers not only navigate through lifes challenges but also defy the forces of nature when it comes to protecting and caring for their children."
"When a son takes care of his parents, no questions arise, but why is it questioned when a daughter does the same?"
"One cannot spend their entire life sitting under the open sky just because their house has fallen; shelter must be sought! This is the truth and the right thing to do."
"In deep relationships, there must be seven colors: First, trust. Second, dignity and comfort. Third, equality and freedom. Fourth, love and belief. Fifth, recognition and affection. Sixth, concern and pain. And seventh—soul and body."
