The unseen Enemy
By mandira sarbabidya in True Story | Reads: 799 | Likes: 1
Having born and grown up in the 21st century many of us have seen the technology booming up like a dream over the past few years.In my 30 years of life too i have seen landines to high tech mobiles and physical friendships to online bondings. Maybe i have seen few natural calamities and few manmade   Read More...
Published on Apr 5,2020 11:48 PM
BLUFF...!!
By Riddhi Saraya in Poetry | Reads: 796 | Likes: 1
She came to me when i was four..Not sure what for..!The best thing was even she was four.We bonded, we played, we loved, we cared..From 6 in the morning to 12 at night..From food to bed and hugs to fightThere was everything that we shared.Her loyalty needed no proof..As we grew old in just a WOOF..!  Read More...
Published on May 5,2020 03:34 PM
If mother you were alive
By shramana ganguly in Poetry | Reads: 791 | Likes: 1
I lit those candles on the window pane  The oil burning and spirits concealed in vain. Clusters of evening lights then awake  With stars blinking from the sky  As I sat down, wondering,  If mother you were alive !! Crackles of laughter next door  Caught my sight. How long!   Read More...
Published on Mar 23,2020 09:47 AM
Call from the womb
By Aryan Shah in Fantasy | Reads: 790 | Likes: 1
Once, a child called the God, To ask , to know and to debate. Recieveing the call- God asked  "Why are you calling me ?" God was totally baffled  As, the child was still in the womb. With a huge commotion in mind, he asked,"Ya, dear boy what's your question." The spontenous reply came, "I  Read More...
Published on May 1,2020 09:58 AM
Platform no. 01
By Harshit in Romance | Reads: 786 | Likes: 1
 I was there waiting for her at Patna junction, the platform display board showed   18:45 hrs. and there was a heavy rush at the station . I was there standing on platform no. 01 , looking at the food stall , the seller probably noticed me was expecting me to his stall . I was restles  Read More...
Published on Jun 9,2020 01:27 AM
Our rebirth in a new earth
By S.Neelacantan in Poetry | Reads: 785 | Likes: 1
Our rebirth in a new earth Kumari. S.Neelacantan God himself came Locked the doors Blocked the borders And swept the roads Dusted the buildings Cleaned the air Purified the water.   He sang and danced with Chirping Birds and scintillating flowers; Hey our children! Keep the dust free air ever S  Read More...
Published on Apr 22,2020 11:30 AM
That Shattered Bottle
By Vedika Srivastava in Poetry | Reads: 778 | Likes: 1
Your hands like carcass Signal me to stop Your lips like tainted glass Ask me to drop The crowd cannot hear you  Whilst you cry Even if they did They'll turn a blind eye I beat you black and blue  For that's all I could do And you still don't have a clue Of what have I been through I   Read More...
Published on Apr 17,2020 11:30 PM
Night in Shining Armour
By Kanishka Roy in Poetry | Reads: 773 | Likes: 1
My being longs to reveal itself, But light crawls through my skin, Asks my fingers where they've been, Running through my soddy breast, Or slipping through the Phoenix Nest. My being longs to reveal itself, But the monster's screams break my soul, They keep warm, as I burn like coal, I'm a cruel  Read More...
Published on May 27,2020 06:47 PM
The Final Call
By Pallabi Baruah in General Literary | Reads: 770 | Likes: 1
That was Rodali’s final call to see her ailing father. Possibly that would have been their final meeting! But just a day before she was supposed to leave, lockdown was announced to control the spread of the recent outbreak. Rodali could not make it. After her mother's death, Rodali’s fa  Read More...
Published on May 31,2020 09:32 PM
Castaway
By Sushmita Das in Poetry | Reads: 768 | Likes: 1
She began with no direction, Sailing in uncharted waters; Towards an abysmal chasm Of darkness; blinded, discouraged, She turned away— Frightened by the enormity Of what the morrow brought. There was comfort In what she'd seen, Warmth in what she knew. But no force of nature could mitigate&nbs  Read More...
Published on Mar 26,2020 05:35 PM
Romantic Dream.
By Theodur Rayan in Romance | Reads: 768 | Likes: 1
He was running smoothly, boy Rajesh.  He was careful to listen to the sound of the school bell. He heard someone calling him "Rajesh Rajesh" behind him, but it didn't hurt him at all. He was rushing towards the school.              Rajesh lived with his family  Read More...
Published on May 23,2020 09:34 PM
A Common Love Story
By Zain in Romance | Reads: 767 | Likes: 1
“Two souls with but a single thought, two hearts that beat as one”-John Keats “Well, it all started with a single look”, says Anita, while I listened intently, sipping over a well-made cup of hot tea. Anita was the head housekeeper at this school that I used to work in for   Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 09:36 PM
The Rhino
By Mayank Manohar in Travel | Reads: 766 | Likes: 1
When I spotted a rhino during my trip to Nairobi national park, Kenya, I could imagine what the rhino is telling us and write this: Dear Human, If you are thick skinned, tough, stand firm on your ground and adaptable in the most difficult of times like me, people are bound to stand up, take notice a  Read More...
Published on May 4,2020 11:31 PM
The subconscious mind is the root.
By Theodur Rayan in General Literary | Reads: 765 | Likes: 1
The subconscious mind  is the root:          Understanding the human mind and operating it well brings many benefits.           It is the subconscious mind that changes the way you do it every day and make it an important event in your daily li  Read More...
Published on May 21,2020 08:00 PM
You're their only gemstone so please stay home
By Herteddy in Poetry | Reads: 763 | Likes: 1
There's a storm outside, so please stay inside This time will fly soon But I request all it's passengers to stay home You are the apple of your loved one's eyes Please don't go outside It's healthy for them too if you stay home Even if you've been wandering always Just for a while isolate yoursel  Read More...
Published on Mar 23,2020 11:37 PM
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