Final Closure!
By Tanishka in Romance | Reads: 357 | Likes: 1
Sonali is Ishaan’s world.  At least she used to be. Well…he thought she used to be. Both went their own ways as ambitions became more important and the sweet honey like love went dry. But with an exciting twist of fate, they once again come across each other and something unpredict  Read More...
Published on May 14,2020 11:06 PM
Hope
By Shubhika Pande in Poetry | Reads: 356 | Likes: 1
Close your eyes and tell me what do you see? Is it the pieces of your past or something you wish to be? Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Inside the arms of your lover or your mother's tears? Do you see the darkness spreading around like nostalgia? Is there a ray of light which curbs your darkn  Read More...
Published on Mar 25,2020 11:37 PM
Not another Shakespeare wannabe
By Nandini Chakrabarti in Poetry | Reads: 356 | Likes: 1
Not that I don’t understand tough words, feelings please me. The depths of which I do get, although there’s not much left to praise. I’ve been overshadowed and hunted, by Shakespeare’s words and poets - Like how a tigress defeats a deer; I’m weak, and my words aren&rsqu  Read More...
Published on Apr 5,2020 11:16 PM
Impossible us
By Kumar Gautam in Romance | Reads: 355 | Likes: 1
 “The best way to get over a woman is to turn her into literature” – Henry Miller   I shook hands with her  & she hugged me for the first time. The moment she hugged me, I just wanted to hold her so tightly and confront how much I loved her. The ecstasy of my f  Read More...
Published on Apr 1,2020 04:34 AM
The Girl
By t_r_a_v_e_l_l_e_r in Poetry | Reads: 354 | Likes: 1
The agony burned Till it was rage.  Tampering against the vulnerable, Paving wildfire flames.  - Suddenly, it sparked fire, Flaming the culprits. Once, the fire flames Unable to extinguish. - She wept enough tears, Couldn't stop crying.  The war was declared,  Moving towards batt  Read More...
Published on Apr 2,2020 03:26 PM
Tips to stock food wisely during lockdown.
By Aditi in General Literary | Reads: 353 | Likes: 1
We are all in lockdown .. we need to use our supplies judiciously.Few tips to help you through.   Tomatoes - Make a puree and freeze it.Can also make small cubes in an ice tray and use as required.   Mushrooms/Cauliflower - Can be blanched/sauteed and frozen.    Switch to Bell pe  Read More...
Published on Apr 16,2020 03:31 PM
The Wounds That Make Us
By dominique mcphearson in General Literary | Reads: 352 | Likes: 1
Rummaging through a dead man's things is, perhaps, the strangest thing I've ever done. I sit on the floor in his room. A setting, orange sun filtering through the window illuminates my surroundings. I breathe in pungent cologne that still clings onto the curtains. The carpet remains sunk, coincidin  Read More...
Published on Apr 3,2020 08:04 AM
SHE
By Vanshika in Poetry | Reads: 352 | Likes: 1
Small steps of mindfulness Unaware of the doubtfulness On the way to conclusion Her life settled for dillusion Walking towards the terminus Watching her beliefs become ominous Believing in her deed She wanted a reward in need Assurance so deep Expectations in lead Always missing out on clue She wish  Read More...
Published on May 31,2020 03:21 PM
Is it love?
By Dave Singh in Romance | Reads: 351 | Likes: 1
It was just like any other day. After college, I was heading back home. While cycling  I could see some dark clouds gathering up in the sky and the wind was getting bitterly cold. Those cold winds urged me to buy something hot to drink so I stopped at my favourite snack bar and ordered a hot ch  Read More...
Published on Jun 4,2020 08:09 PM
STANDSTILL
By Janani Anand in Poetry | Reads: 350 | Likes: 1
With the kites playing through wind Just like me consoling my mind; With the evening growing dark I sink in my thoughts that hack; With so many stars in the sky I wish for the one that is high; Neither would it move closer Nor would I move away!  Read More...
Published on May 26,2020 10:20 AM
The hope still burns bright
By Ishika in General Literary | Reads: 349 | Likes: 1
Slowly opening my eyes, I moved my fingers and stretched my feet. It felt weirdly satisfying. I looked around the room and found my sisters on the far left corner of the room. I smiled at their faces, adorned with masks and their bodies wrapped in heavy safety gear. My eyes filled with tears as I lo  Read More...
Published on Mar 30,2020 09:04 AM
My Melancholy
By Anushka in Poetry | Reads: 349 | Likes: 1
My Melancholy My grief, even if it's grief Is so pure, so holy. Unlike that decorated happiness I've found peace in my melancholy. I didn't realise when my sadness and solace became synonyms. I never knew my sorrows  were turning into religious hymns. Being loving and caring  always led t  Read More...
Published on Jun 2,2020 12:13 AM
A girl
By krishma morakhia in Poetry | Reads: 348 | Likes: 1
A girl who’s simple by heart is the wildest inside,  A bit like jungle, Beautiful in the portraits and deep in the reality, To live her out, you’ll have to dig deep inside,  And just like jungle, she’s full of life,  She’s an animal, she’s serene like mea  Read More...
Published on Apr 26,2020 07:46 AM
Illusion of safety
By Geeta S Nair in Poetry | Reads: 348 | Likes: 1
WE ARE SAFE Our skin was delicate, so we used leaves to cover The climate was extreme, so we used caves as shelters Food was scarce, so we hunted in groups And we thought now WE ARE SAFE Then the groups became bigger And strongest became leader Laws were formed and community developed  And we  Read More...
Published on Jun 2,2020 10:23 AM
Healing corner
By prajwal in Romance | Reads: 347 | Likes: 1
I was standing on the curb, Drenched, looking across the corner, And suddenly I hear a voice in between the drums the rain was playing in my ears. "Excuse me, hey can you tell me which way to the healing corner?" I look back, and see a girl with long straight black hairs tied in a pony. She had Smal  Read More...
Published on Apr 1,2020 09:24 PM
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