Till Love Do Us Part
By Adrija Bandyopadhyay in Mystery | Reads: 695 | Likes: 1
They both standing in front of the Civil Court, bidding their last goodbye with a smile. A sigh of sweetness and eyes filled with remorse parted them away. The wind was not helping to make them come closer.  There are always two sides of a story but this story has a third side. Aarav's side:- "  Read More...
Published on May 23,2020 07:11 PM
Romantic Dream.
By Theodur Rayan in Romance | Reads: 694 | 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
Quarantine
By Shubh Nagpal in Poetry | Reads: 694 | Likes: 1
QUARANTINE Everyone is free from nine to nine. The stopped gold mine. The slow time The day has become endless.  Money has become spend-less. The silent roads. The closed shops No pollution. Clean air. Fresh Air. But don't go outside the house for inhaling it, Be at home and promise your self t  Read More...
Published on Jun 11,2020 10:11 PM
Knock out Coronavirus
By Dr Loveleen Sarao in Poetry | Reads: 693 | Likes: 1
This poem was specially  penned down by me for my five year old daughter to help her learn about coronavirus and motivate her to stay strong in tough times. We hope the sun will always shine bright And the Covid situation will become alright My mama made a mask for me Ask your mom to d  Read More...
Published on May 12,2020 10:34 PM
Holidays for Our Mother Nature!
By Rohini in General Literary | Reads: 692 | Likes: 1
CORONA!!!!CORONA!!!!CORONA!!!!    Nowadays, this name is nightmare for every person across the world. Due to Corona Virus pandemic,  the environment is filled with apprehension. As it is highly contagious, Social distancing is being practiced by every one. Recently, on 22nd of    Read More...
Published on Mar 31,2020 11:55 AM
Silver lining
By manjeet kaur in General Literary | Reads: 692 | Likes: 1
"Argh", the irritated howl from the kitchen echoed. I rolled my eyes yet again. The milk has boiled over again; I sighed. Robust Punjabi abuses, referring each woman relative in the household, especially the mum and sister followed. It is a quandary which only OCD plagued women can understand. I can  Read More...
Published on Mar 26,2020 12:33 PM
Tragic Love Life
By Amie Madekar in Romance | Reads: 691 | Likes: 1
Love there are different shades of this purest and strongest form of emotion . Similarly , a person also have different layers of personality or say different colours of nature . It is all started 7 years ago when I was pursuing graduation and got new friends . We six girls used sit ,eat and had fun  Read More...
Published on May 4,2020 04:14 AM
HEART OF GREED
By Garima Nigam in Poetry | Reads: 691 | Likes: 1
"What would you get" I heard a faint voice, I looked around terrified, saw a little bird maintaining her poise.Looking straight at me, questions in her eyes,A furious little bird, confronting, to my surprise."What do you want",  I asked maintaining my calm,She hopped closer  "You  Read More...
Published on Jun 4,2020 03:26 PM
A moment once spent
By Vijay in Romance | Reads: 686 | Likes: 1
  It was monsoon season yet for some reason it wasn’t raining at all. The streets were pretty much empty except for the stray dogs who were searching for food and looking to bark at some cats. Not the most uplifting or spirited place yet home to some. This was one of the area’s in M  Read More...
Published on May 12,2020 08:07 PM
Heart break
By Akansha Bhotika in True Story | Reads: 685 | Likes: 1
It was a sunny afternoon as usual. But God might have destined something unusual for me.I couldn't imagine that this very day will change my meaning of life. I use to think that love ,care , sympathy and kindness are all buried emotions. Everything is fake in this materialistic world . I love to gaz  Read More...
Published on Apr 8,2020 06:56 PM
Eccedentesiast girl
By vandana in Poetry | Reads: 685 | Likes: 1
I think I like myself a little broken, One who is no more afraid of scars It feels like I am drowning, In my own mind Walking through a hurricane, Going in my mind No I am not okay  I am trying to crawl back, but I can't And no one can see the pain, behind an eccedentesiast girl Who's tears are  Read More...
Published on May 9,2020 06:23 PM
Lockdown and my Siyappa List
By B.M. Kapoor in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 685 | Likes: 1
‘Siyappa’ in Punjabi stands for mourning or wailing, and this word is also used for getting into trouble. Little did I think that I will ever get into a Siyappa mode; but then who had imagined a world in a Corona framework! 24th March 2020 changed India forever with the PM announcing a L  Read More...
Published on Jun 4,2020 08:13 AM
Call from the womb
By Aryan Shah in Fantasy | Reads: 684 | 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
New Normal
By Rashmi Ranjan Sethi in Poetry | Reads: 684 | Likes: 1
C. O. R. O. N. A.  Cursed spell or curiosity of evil you are Puttinghuman evolution in scare  Somehow you exempt the air  And we're safe from your nightmare.   Obvious or devious not the matter We'll catch up sooner or  later Let us heal ourselves first And clean your ent  Read More...
Published on May 29,2020 02:58 PM
Grey world
By Yugadi Nawale in Poetry | Reads: 680 | Likes: 1
It's been long since I wrote something, Musings hardly come to me these days. Perhaps it's the bustling life Or the serenity I left behind... Buildings are just bricks and paint now, Refreshing breezes turned into gusts of wind. People are empty shells, My soul feels the same now. I am loosing mys  Read More...
Published on May 5,2020 07:42 PM
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