A summer's dream
By jellybean in Poetry | Reads: 441 | Likes: 1
I wait as the snow melts and a warm summer breeze replaced the arctic wind when the summer sun rised with rays of hope and the  brutle winter dissappered into the sky  a warm summer morn with happiness and holidays is better than bitter frostbite a walk by the beach during sundown or even   Read More...
Published on Jun 12,2020 03:09 PM
The first and the last glance.
By creatorcreates18 in True Story | Reads: 437 | Likes: 1
A sweet couple became the happiest when they came to know that ‘They’ are pregnant, that too after a long span of nine years to marriage. With tears rolling down the eyes they hugged each other and thanked almighty. The new journey commenced for them, bringing lots of unforeseen smiles a  Read More...
Published on May 20,2020 02:17 AM
The Talking Books
By Jyotsna Murthy in Fantasy | Reads: 437 | Likes: 1
Can you move aside please, I don't have enough place  to sit here, said "The fallen leaf" No I can't,  replied "The new spring" arogantly.You old lady, better mind your own business don't try to control my life.I am getting frustrated here ,Meera,please come and  take me he blabberd.   Read More...
Published on May 22,2020 11:18 AM
For a reason
By Boomika SM in Mystery | Reads: 435 | Likes: 1
         Something is still awoling in my life.It had been a decade, I could not live for the fullest.I often try to rejoice every moment, try to live every second, but sorrow will set me back. Every step of mine seems to be incomplete, my hands are always empty, a decade  Read More...
Published on Apr 12,2020 04:05 PM
What Soul Seeks
By Muskaan Bhagat in Poetry | Reads: 435 | Likes: 1
Ignoring the noises of the worldy crowd Listening to the music of my beating heart Residing in this world for the sake of my world Even if my world is a universe apart Pretendence for acceptance is must for existence Is taught to a kid learning to stand on tiny toes Yet I chose to forget myself in   Read More...
Published on Apr 23,2020 07:25 PM
The Night Is Quiet
By Mahira Mateen in Poetry | Reads: 435 | Likes: 1
The night is quiet The moon shines bright. There is no chirping There is only lightning. There is no sound of the thunder The night is severe. I can only listen to the sound of the wind And I know it's not the end. The corona is ruining  And everyone is dying.   Read More...
Published on May 8,2020 04:58 PM
She
By Khushi in Poetry | Reads: 435 | Likes: 1
She meant the world to me  By my side, I always wanted her to be! The memories she gave me, I'll cherish for long  She made me bold, and so so strong! I loved her with all my heart, so pure and selfless  I craved for her company, relentless. But, things soon started to change, Less  Read More...
Published on Jun 2,2020 01:31 PM
A Great Find
By Anusha Anchlia in General Literary | Reads: 433 | Likes: 1
Andrea had just come back from her great- grandfather’s funeral. She and her siblings were clearing out his house to find the things he had left for them according to his will. Andrea was sulky. She was the youngest and had only been left with a typewriter. She did not even like writing. Her o  Read More...
Published on Jun 5,2020 10:05 AM
Journey
By Hema Jain in Poetry | Reads: 431 | Likes: 1
Journey Happy and sad,Only emotions we understoodNever knew that childhoodwould be an unreachable neighbourhood School days were the bestHappy momemts and fairy talesOnly exams days feltas if we're in a jail & then Life threw different questionsThough without mentioning which sectionsSchool exam  Read More...
Published on Mar 23,2020 03:57 PM
What you love the most?
By Gaurav Mestry in Romance | Reads: 430 | Likes: 1
He picked her up and made her sleep on the bed as she was high on alcohol. He made her comfortable and was going out in the other room when she caught his hand and said in a drunk voice," Sit besides me. Don't leave me please". He sat down and she continued," You know what I love the most? When I am  Read More...
Published on Apr 26,2020 12:07 AM
The Red Market
By Edha Singh in General Literary | Reads: 429 | Likes: 1
The phone was ringing. Through their hazy states, some twenty-odd men and women stirred. Erratic heartbeats reverberated throughout the room. Sickly pale hands lay sprawled on the floor with sweat droplets moving unchecked down sunken cheeks. Eyes opened and hands showed the slightest quivering. Dre  Read More...
Published on May 8,2020 08:49 AM
Grief is as normal as you and me.
By sneha rathi in Poetry | Reads: 428 | Likes: 1
Grief is like a rope Like tangled mass that has had no space to unravel It just tightens itself with every try Try to free myself from this, to heal. For everyday I am one less memory from you For everyday I come home to mom crying For everyday is harder than the previous one For I'm so tired of t  Read More...
Published on Apr 23,2020 11:15 PM
Gray scales
By Shreya M K in General Literary | Reads: 427 | Likes: 1
I woke up to the sound of silence. Even though I hadn't been asleep for hours now. My eyes lit up and my heart skipped a beat as I let the quiet consume me and become one with it, which tasted rather bittersweet. Drowning in the pool of sweat I had created under me, as I twisted more into the blank  Read More...
Published on May 3,2020 09:16 PM
Live Carefree
By Eleena Sanyal Banerji in Poetry | Reads: 426 | Likes: 1
To leave my kids a planet safe What we do right now is key For plastic-free animal guts And water running free Glaciers that will stop melting And we’ll have many more trees Switch off when you leave the room Please save electricity Slash carbon footprints Using renewable energy Reduce, reuse   Read More...
Published on Jun 3,2020 11:08 AM
“Not just the woman”
By Rafakat Khan in Poetry | Reads: 424 | Likes: 1
She is not 'just the woman', She is more than the pain, suffering, compassion and love, I have seen her playing amidst the fire and flame, She floats like a swan, She flies like a dove, She is beauty of elegance and calm, She is grace of unusual charm and gentle touch.   Oh yes, I have seen her  Read More...
Published on Apr 13,2020 02:00 AM
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