Raghavi's Story Book - Story 4
By in General Literary | Reads: 886 | Likes: 2
I am Raghavi, I am studying 6th Standard in Everwin Vidhyashram, Perambur. i am writing this during this Corona days I am back with my 4th story... so read it.... enjoy it.... like it... Once upon a time there lived a richest family. They had one child named Chotu. Chotu was a naughty boy and was   Read More...
Published on Jun 27,2020 10:26 PM
Ehsan nahi pyar chaiye
By NB in Poetry | Reads: 886 | Likes: 1
Na janeh tanaha kyu hu,  Pyar hi mangha tha,  Na jane tu kab samjegeh  Sirf ekrar hi toh karna tha,  Waqt ke is mod peh bhi ekla hi hu,  Bus tumse waqt hi toh mangha tha  Ehsan karke kya jantana chate ho  Sirf ek bar pyar karke toh dekhana tha ,  Meh tuje kabh  Read More...
Published on Aug 27,2020 03:17 PM
The last cigarette
By Trina Chaudhuri in Poetry | Reads: 885 | Likes: 0
We had the power to save the worldinstead we lit cigarettes,stubbed humanityand when the clouds turned yellowand spewed black rain,we looked at each other's facesin wonder Is it you?Because it never was me I pour whiskey andput my mouth where I shouldn't, thenpray to the gods to save meI am pure   Read More...
Published on Mar 27,2020 07:55 PM
The chemo story
By tejaswi b l in True Story | Reads: 885 | Likes: 0
A chemo story. This guy had Non Hodgkin's lymphoma, a type of blood cancer . He had swollen lymph nodes in his neck. the  swelling was so extensive and evident that anyone who see him shall fell" something is wrong with this guy". He had very high blood cell counts, a enlarged spleen in his tum  Read More...
Published on Apr 13,2020 02:05 AM
An Ordinary Girl
By Ipsita Rodali Neog in General Literary | Reads: 885 | Likes: 0
....This grey sweater! I hated this woolen thing the most during my childhood. I still do. I take out the sweater from my wardrobe. My mother has been trying so hard to hold every segment of my childhood that did slide through her grip while she was busy prioritizing her career; through these clothi  Read More...
Published on Apr 25,2020 04:48 PM
DATE
By Geetansha Ghai in Poetry | Reads: 885 | Likes: 0
I am the date  You never went on I am the sweetest cake  You never wanted to taste I am the mistake You want to correct I am the ocean You never explored I am the long mysterious novel You never had the patience to read I am the window You never peeped through I was your favourite su  Read More...
Published on May 7,2020 07:06 PM
What is love?
By Rinita Bag 79 in Poetry | Reads: 885 | Likes: 1
Love the one who believes in you, Love the one who cries with you, Love the one who's honestly good, Love the one who makes food for you. Love can be rainbow, Full of colours, Love is real, Love is fake, Its your choice now, What you want to take. It doesn't matter, How far do you go, Love is a ma  Read More...
Published on Jun 18,2020 11:25 AM
Quarantine ModeON
By Shannon Gable in General Literary | Reads: 885 | Likes: 0
Who knew that we, humans could be compared to our electronic devices? Where we can conveniently turn on the aeroplane mode on / off and yet use our gadgets? Who knew that a small deadly virus could be a switch to turn humans off all together just in one Click! Who knew that Work from Home & onli  Read More...
Published on Jul 13,2020 02:56 PM
Zindagi
By Ankita Kriplani in Poetry | Reads: 884 | Likes: 0
Kyu imtehaan de ra h apni zindagi me itne,  Mang le rab se har wo chij haq se jo chahiye tujhe... Khwaisho ko uchai par pahuchane ka waqt aa gya h,  Sochna jada ni hai bs har lamhe ko jeena h....  Bs kar ab thakna manjur ni is kudrat ko, Yuhi ni mila h ye insaano ki duniya me jeene   Read More...
Published on Apr 2,2020 11:49 AM
Love of Nature
By Koushiki Goswami in Romance | Reads: 884 | Likes: 1
She chose to sit at a lone corner in the beach. Tired with regular quarrels she chose to give some time to herself, to think and also not to think. Leaning by a coconut tree, her feet under the sand and the cool breeze gently cutting through her cheeks, she sat watching the waves. She closed her eye  Read More...
Published on Apr 6,2020 05:40 PM
ESTRANGED SOULS
By Sreelal in Poetry | Reads: 884 | Likes: 1
The memories have been erased  But our love will never wipe out. Trying to be far way from me But minds are close to each other. Rain is the tears coming from ur eyes Rays are the pain coming from me Oh !My heartthrob,  never evanescent from me We both lived in a fantasy world,  And   Read More...
Published on Apr 7,2020 09:06 AM
The Wall ~ Past
By Subha Chugh in Poetry | Reads: 884 | Likes: 1
Mortar of blood Bricks of sweat Days bled into night They had built me up, Tiny brown hands sweltering under the blazing hot sun White, I was painted As the masters Who kicked their shins And cracked their whips Tiny brown hands sweltering under the blazing hot sun First came the pamphlets  T  Read More...
Published on Apr 12,2020 03:38 PM
Writing Back to Camus.
By Abhijeet Singh in Poetry | Reads: 884 | Likes: 0
it has trampled flight of floating sun steps are as soft and vulnerable as the leaves of the Fall. plague, has been lurking behind the veil of contagion, already infused, in our discipline, culture and soul. contagion of our ethics. contagion of self. fear is the elated neurosis. hooded, smoking,   Read More...
Published on Apr 14,2020 09:12 AM
YOUR SIGNATURE
By Chandrasing Rongpi in Poetry | Reads: 884 | Likes: 0
YOUR SIGNATURE   For you I will Even erect a ladder From the ground to the clouds Even swim across oceans Unafraid of the waves Even in my blood Your love flows Even the breaths I take Are in your name Just by your voice Being blocked from me My blood stops circulating. Of the days that togethe  Read More...
Published on May 28,2020 02:56 AM
DUNNOCK
By Amrita in Poetry | Reads: 884 | Likes: 0
DUNNOCK  Jiggle,joggle,tweet and wobble,  Incessant chirping and dulcet tonal. Here,a fresh nest again, Made by love,devotion of wren. Flying hither and tither round the clock, Alluring Shy Dunnock,around the folk, Architect of their own,whence they know, To raise the nest by weaving twin  Read More...
Published on May 29,2020 01:32 AM
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