I will await you
By Neeraja in Romance | Reads: 437 | Likes: 0
And so it began...  It seemed a fine evening until the rain started to pour down,not likely a sunny evening but its the perfect mood to with sip a cup of coffee and read a book with the rhythm of the rain in the background. Well am quite the romanticist ain't I? Thats what seems to be my proble  Read More...
Published on May 28,2020 05:25 PM
THIS TOO SHALL PASS
By Adityanath in General Literary | Reads: 436 | Likes: 0
A very dear friend of mine told me about this phrase during our graduation days. He explained it in such a way that I was so impressed and started applying this in my life (or at least trying to) ever since. People may usually use it while referring to sad or rather negative situations, which isn&rs  Read More...
Published on May 20,2020 04:18 PM
Remembrance
By Payal Arun in Poetry | Reads: 435 | Likes: 0
Oh I remembered you, The sweet significant my youth Finally I remembered your charms When the time left is few! Miles we parted, years apart Into a voyage of self realise  Filled with worries of the future I left you, unnoticed! Oh you came, silently whispered Into my ears you sang your songs Y  Read More...
Published on May 2,2020 08:23 PM
Peelicious Me !
By Mridula Singh in Poetry | Reads: 435 | Likes: 0
Peelicious me! It's been long since I thought who am I.An enigma,a puzzle or simply someone just shy?I have been introduced to myself often by others,But ' what is my real self ' ,does anyone even bothers? At times I seem a lusious mango with a pulpy feel.Looks envious green from outside like its un  Read More...
Published on May 29,2020 04:37 PM
I TOLD THEM I WAS FINE....!
By Pratiksha Pardhe in Poetry | Reads: 435 | Likes: 0
I told them I was fine....! Without arguing or asking further questions, I told them I was fine. I told them there's nothing wrong & life's going great. But than the sudden emptiness questioned my silence. "Are you the way, you were suppose to be always"? I didn't had answer, I didn't explained,  Read More...
Published on Jun 8,2020 03:31 PM
Lets do it again..
By vasupriya in Poetry | Reads: 434 | Likes: 0
Lets do it as we never did it beforeLets do it again. I mean, Love Lets forget you ever held my hand,What warmth we felt that day//I still do feel the same warmth every time(but lets forget it for now)How we went for that short drive which I wished should be continued till this earth tears apart.Let  Read More...
Published on May 14,2020 10:48 AM
Simple life
By Reshma in Poetry | Reads: 434 | Likes: 0
Epidemics may come and go Corona will find a cure, I know But a broken heart and broken wings Are not easy to heal Life is simple if we try A little sunshine of kindness for the day A clear conscience at night The knotty relations can be fixed If the little ego tries to leave The heart learns to hea  Read More...
Published on May 18,2020 01:39 AM
Dazed Winter
By Parinita in Poetry | Reads: 434 | Likes: 0
The time froze  Eyes filled with cold tears  All the lies told  Lies right next to my soul   The days became Shorter  With the arrival of the dismal winter  So the dark nights is all I own  The confused snowflakes fall everywhere  Just like the uncerta  Read More...
Published on May 18,2020 10:29 AM
The lost bestfriend
By Sanskriti in Fantasy | Reads: 434 | Likes: 0
The dreams come true  Suhana , a cheerful girl dreams of becoming a lawyer . Her life was a mess , many things happened to her which she can't share anything and so she wants to be a judge so that she could give justice to innocent people , but she knew the path is not going to be easy and she   Read More...
Published on Jun 5,2020 10:44 AM
Disparity of Equality
By Vishnu Prasad Nair in General Literary | Reads: 433 | Likes: 0
Last year, I attended Navami pooja alongside a devotional multitude, Thousands chanting Durga’s name with the highest certitude, Every face seemed beaming with pious gratitude, I savoured the moment, life was a song, What could possibly go wrong?????? Crowds swarming in to touch the idol&rsquo  Read More...
Published on Apr 7,2020 06:07 PM
Veins of survival
By Tahir Ibn Manzoor in Poetry | Reads: 432 | Likes: 0
Sprawling in a darkened room; I wholeheartedly awaited the doom The shy slab tying in a corner, is as heavy as my spinning skull I can't escape the addiction of an apocalypse, and of dreadful habits Barefooted in the lawn sauntering, I tried to heal my cursed wound Sundry to all. life is fickle: lik  Read More...
Published on May 20,2020 09:27 AM
The Cart Puller
By Soraisam Anuka in Poetry | Reads: 430 | Likes: 0
The Cart Puller He was there walking in front of us. I was sitting in a rickshaw and; there he was in front of me, turning the cart full of hay. All I could see from behind; was his pair of dusky legs, moving slowly in a tipsy fashion. Even though he was quite sober, I saw strips of hay slipping do  Read More...
Published on Mar 28,2020 08:59 PM
Mykindofstory
By Priya Prasad in Poetry | Reads: 430 | Likes: 0
She sat on a mooned white roof  Under the blacked sky. Staring darkness between the stars. To let her tears dry. Her existence felt frozen But still sublime. Her wait of reconciliation Unceased until morn hymns. days appear gloomy  Little wonder why. It happens when sunshine is missing Up   Read More...
Published on Apr 29,2020 02:55 PM
Lockdown Love (Final Part)
By Jay in Romance | Reads: 429 | Likes: 0
But that evening she didnt turn up.  Later I noticed that she had called. I also saw a WhatsApp From her asking if I liked the novel.  By the time, Lockdown 2.0 had started and strangely I didn’t called her back immediately.  I sat in the balcony through 2nd round of coffee. I c  Read More...
Published on May 14,2020 12:15 AM
Blueish Red
By Siddhi Joshi in Poetry | Reads: 428 | Likes: 0
Bluish Red  He said he loved me, He said he loved me with his heart and soul,  He was waiting to hear my response,   I said yes while I blushed, My cheeks were red, pinkish red He promised to grow old with me, He promised to never break my heart,  He said he would rather di  Read More...
Published on Mar 25,2020 01:06 PM
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