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Remembering A Nepali Woman Writer Parijat

I had known all about Parijat and by knowing such things also that I had tried to take myself near to her.
by Kamala Sarup
(centrist)
Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Remembering A Nepali Woman Writer Parijat

By Kamala Sarup

Kathmandu, Nepal: A Popular Nepali woman writer Parijat died in 1993.

When I had met a Nepali writer Parijat, I was a 12 years old. Parijat
has created a sense of love, sense of relationship and sense of
humanism. Parijat used to love very much to her poems. And could
tolerate any pain.

"Kamala, sometimes I get pain in my heart". Parijat became serious
and began to say, "so I write". I remained smiling. These words make
me smiling. In the dim light in her room a perpetual soft voice is
heard. Really so beautiful a poem by Parijat, so sweet poem. Parijat
said to me, " I want to live in poems and stories. I want my life."
Parijat tried to convince.

I smiled and she too, smiled a bit in the response. Heart stirred up.

Parijat wrote novels, stories, poetry's and essays.

"Shirisk Ko Phool" (Blue Mimosa) had enhanced the literary woman of
parijat. Her "Shirish Ko Phool" had become an epic of our heart. She
had a big forehead, large ad bright eyes, beautiful nose, elegant lips
and a long and whitish complexioned face.

Parijat had written in her stories" There is no definite of life. Of
course, definitely our lives are obliged to except it. While I am
writing, my heart became eager to listen to these happiness.

Though she was weak, physically, Parijat was mentally strong and
intelligent. She was bright. She was wonderful.

Total of twenty-one of Parijat's writings (books) were published. The
birthplace of Parijat, Darjeeling, was a major center of Nepali
language, and literature.

I could see stars and moon are shining above in the sky, flowers,
trees, and small bushes are quivering. Oh, how beautiful flowers are!
So fascinating! Every one writes; put on head, writes poems seeing at.

"Love is a sovereign experience in human beings only. A man can have
a physical relation with anyone, but love is not so easy. I still have the physical desire for my first love with me but I do not want to dishonored. I feel good if he only holds my hand but now a days, I will digest the early desire by weeping before him. This pain is not one sided, he had also lived
in grief and agitated like me. He is civilized so he cannot encroach
upon my prestige". Parijat had said about her first love.

Parijat write for love and emotion.

"Parijat is the first poetess of my era" Writer Shankar Lamichhane
had said. Parijat had faith, affection and love for Shankar
Lamichhane.

" I love Parijat. This could be the only definition of love and
relationship which I have with her". Shankar Lamichhane had said.

Parijat remained unmarried.

I had known all about Parijat and by knowing such things also that I
had tried to take myself near to her.

Kamala Sarup is an editor for www.mediaforfreedom.com. Her specialties are in-depth reporting and writing stories on peace and anti-war
issues, women, terrorism, democracy and development. Some of her
publications include: Women's Empowerment in South Asia, Nepal;
Prevention of Trafficking in Women Through Media; Efforts to Prevent
Trafficking in for Media Activism. She has also written two
collections of stories.

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Published: Wednesday, September 17, 2008
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