A demon battled by every woman.
By Divya Ranganathan in True Story | Reads: 529 | Likes: 0
There I was, after school going to the dance class I loved.A place that had been my second home and where joy knew no bounds. A place that took me in and moulded me for who I have become,has given me everything from the way I walk to the carefree feeling I have when I begin to dance.That was it for   Read More...
Published on Apr 28,2020 07:59 PM
His love never rained
By Sumitra Krishna in Poetry | Reads: 529 | Likes: 5
"A glimpse of love captured in my mind, revolves around at nights reflecting it's faded colours. Feelings of bonding deeply intertwined, we drowned in our desires. I crowned him with my heart, he shielded me with his soul. Nothing could douse this spark lifting each other up  from the shadows   Read More...
Published on Apr 29,2020 11:31 PM
Life is full of Surprises!
By Meghna Roy in Romance | Reads: 529 | Likes: 1
Every girl dreams of a perfect relationship isn't it? Here i pen down my story for you to read.  It was at high school when i met him for the 1st time ever! It was my 1st day at School, new people new faces it was all so weird. Tracher walked in and started asking us to Introduce ouselves one a  Read More...
Published on May 18,2020 02:39 AM
Annapurna
By Asmi in General Literary | Reads: 529 | Likes: 0
It was done again. The temporary police check post near the residential societies of Noida, was cleaned up overnight. Today few spider plants, bougainvillea and brazilian grass potted in small tin cans were placed, making the otherwise dull check post rather full of life. At one corner, like yester  Read More...
Published on May 31,2020 05:25 PM
Reminiscence
By Snigdha Mallapragada in General Literary | Reads: 529 | Likes: 0
She stood as the backbone,  When the family was facing a crisis. She became the earning member  At a very young age. She took the responsibility  Of her two siblings. She taught hundreds of students  Only taking ten bucks as fee. She made sure everyone in the family  Had thr  Read More...
Published on Jun 2,2020 12:47 PM
Drizzles, downpours and an umbrella thief!
By D. Krishnaswamy Rao in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 529 | Likes: 0
Humour Drizzles, downpour and an umbrella thief Length: 320 words   Submitted by: D. Krishnaswamy Rao, # 18 (213), III Cross, Garden Villas, Nagarabhavi Main Road, Bengaluru 560 072   Contact no: 9731312783 E- mail: krishnaswamy_rao@yahoo.co   ----------------------------------------  Read More...
Published on Jun 16,2020 04:26 PM
Corona Abhi Nahi Rona
By Pramod Deogirikar in Poetry | Reads: 528 | Likes: 0
कोरोना, अभी नहीं रोना कोरोना, अभी नहीं रोनाचाहे काबू न आये खाँसनाकोरोना, अभी तो डरो नाचाहे रुके नहीं नाक बहनाकोरोन  Read More...
Published on Mar 28,2020 08:19 PM
To the girl who can never be mine
By Dr. Chinmay Vaze in Poetry | Reads: 528 | Likes: 0
The first time I looked at you An earthquake of scale nine point two Had hit my heart coup and contra coup, As I started to talk to you As I was getting to know you It felt like soft winds on the beach that blew and blew, Seldom had I met anyone with such simplicity and calmness as you That just l  Read More...
Published on Apr 10,2020 09:02 PM
THE STARRY HOUR
By Swastika in General Literary | Reads: 528 | Likes: 1
It's mid April,  Another night and  I am staring at the sky The dark and vast firmament is filled with numerous stars, so far yet so close. The blood Moon lies lusciously among the stars with shades of grey and purple. The Stars resemble the spark in your eyes that forced my heart to beat   Read More...
Published on Apr 12,2020 04:04 PM
Goodness keeps you Alive!
By Ananya Kalita in General Literary | Reads: 528 | Likes: 1
No one is perfectly good or perfectly evil. It all starts with us how we act how we react and what we think about others. Living in this world full of hypocrites, it is very true that you may often feel dishurtened or breakdown. The harsh reality of life.. the way people create divisions among thems  Read More...
Published on Apr 13,2020 12:15 PM
Intelligently Happy
By Rashida Ezzy in Poetry | Reads: 528 | Likes: 0
I thought I was intelligent When I could cry and call my mom I thought I was intelligent When I could be my teachers pet But I didn't know I was intelligent Even when I shared my food with my friends!   I thought I was intelligent When I won my tic tac toes with father I thought I was intelli  Read More...
Published on Apr 13,2020 01:13 PM
Afterlife
By Pubali Dey in Poetry | Reads: 528 | Likes: 5
He stays there There in the sky Millions of miles high He stays there in mere silence Out of the hustles and resonance Between the stars, Stays the brightest one Shining like the sun He stays there And he will stay there Till his next birth With his blessings and love Down on the earth He will stay   Read More...
Published on Apr 23,2020 11:44 AM
The Tree's Wise Answer
By Pravin gupta in Poetry | Reads: 528 | Likes: 3
One day the sun asked to the tree, "Why are you so opened and free To human's interminable need As to give them fruit and feed. When they callously exploit you, Selling your branches and timber too." The tree wisely answered the sun, "If I act like them, killing for fun. What difference would remain  Read More...
Published on Apr 24,2020 02:10 PM
Zaruri hai na(fight against covid 19)
By shreya saha in Poetry | Reads: 528 | Likes: 4
Mana taqleef hai thodi.. par ye bandis zaruri hai na. Jaan bachani hai agr apno ki.. to ghar pe rehna zaruri hai na. Mana maine dard hota h in sunsaan galiyo ko dekhkr.... par phir se gunje shor in galiyo me. uske lie abhi kaid me rehna zaruri hai na. Chaiye agr roshni faile aane wali diwali me sabk  Read More...
Published on Apr 25,2020 06:56 PM
Sinking
By Amy Alexander in Poetry | Reads: 528 | Likes: 0
Beautiful beautiful beautiful beautiful lady  Sparkling smile, flip of her hair, flirty eyes that say maybe  Inside she’s walled herself into a corner  Don’t know if she can fake it for much longer  It was built to protect  To eliminate both the cause and effect  Read More...
Published on May 6,2020 05:36 AM
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