Taught By Thoughts
By nimesh Gupta in General Literary | Reads: 583 | Likes: 0
Often during misunderstandings, he urged people to accept his identity, thinking that someday he will live life on his own terms with no fear of losing in this society. He evolved as the time passed into someone very different, where he grew self-sufficient and did not need any agreement. He was&nbs  Read More...
Published on Apr 2,2020 09:51 AM
Wait
By Bushra in Poetry | Reads: 583 | Likes: 0
You were a quiet man, but your silence spoke volumesIt's been 11 years and nothing is the same anymoreSince you're gone, you've taken the spark with you I assumeAnd without your eager eyes waiting for my arrival, there's nothing left for me back homeYou and nani looked out for me in ways I could've   Read More...
Published on Apr 11,2020 07:03 PM
US
By Nishitha J kumar in Poetry | Reads: 583 | Likes: 0
Today I see us bloom togetherI see us clasping our hands tight, gaping at the beauty of a rainbowFingers intertwined with each other like a spiralTaking baby steps together, one day at a time. Today I see you embrace my flawsI see you healing my crooked, inflamed scarsAdoring my messy,curly and Ill   Read More...
Published on May 12,2020 06:20 PM
Much awaited monsoon rains!
By Sundaram Krishnamurthy, Sudha Krishna in General Literary | Reads: 582 | Likes: 0
Much awaited monsoon rains! "It'd be delayed this year", they (IMD) said. On the due date there was a severe thunderstorm. "No, it is not even pre-monsoon, just localised convection rain". We waited! One fine day, they said the monsoon has "arrived". We looked out; there was not even spec of cloud i  Read More...
Published on Mar 23,2020 11:00 AM
Falling
By tarun sharma in General Literary | Reads: 582 | Likes: 0
If you fall too often in life, Then, Getting up becomes, just a "reflex" !  Read More...
Published on May 7,2020 09:55 AM
God does care
By Rishabh Kumar in Poetry | Reads: 581 | Likes: 0
What a life,What a battle.Didn’t He(God) say!your worth still matter!Evokes some past, few memories lost,with time that faded,still green as you are.Keeping that within, is that any fair?You can go solo, but don’t you do some care!March with us, don’t feel that lonely.Life is so sh  Read More...
Published on Mar 29,2020 03:41 PM
Mundane love
By Vishrutha in Poetry | Reads: 581 | Likes: 0
On a Monday morning love is a wake up call you didn’t ask for so that you don’t miss the first day of your job because who are we kidding about you being a morning person anyway.  On a Tuesday afternoon love is that extra lunch box packed from home because you’ve been missing  Read More...
Published on Apr 3,2020 09:53 PM
Corona Aftereffects
By Sonam in General Literary | Reads: 581 | Likes: 0
 Corona has changed the life of many people. It has made people realize that home is also a safe and happy place to be in. We don't need to spend money in parties every time to get refreshed. We can be happy with family by watching movies together, simply following our hobbies, artistic work, e  Read More...
Published on May 24,2020 06:47 PM
REALITY
By chetan kumar in Poetry | Reads: 581 | Likes: 0
How lovely was childhood? We weren’t stressed at all. At the age of one,when I stood, Since then haven't had any fall. FALL in life is what I'm talking about, Otherwise, there were many potholes. Chasing the hurdles finally we’ve grown up, To achieve our targeted goals. Obviously life is  Read More...
Published on Jun 6,2020 07:29 PM
Coffee and Cacophony
By Asmita Chakraborty in Travel | Reads: 580 | Likes: 0
I followed Rupsha, as she expertly navigated her way through the nooks and crannies of the historic College Street, the largest secondhand book market in the world. The mile-long avenue was dotted with hundreds of bookstores, big and small. A smell of new books, dreams, tea, mothballs and smoke hung  Read More...
Published on Mar 25,2020 09:31 PM
THE PANDEMIC GROCERY RUN
By subhadra kunduri in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 579 | Likes: 0
It was early Sunday morning. I could hear the chirp of the sparrows. A bunch of four; out in the deck, demanding their breakfast.  They have become bolder by the day.  Yeah, now the birds and animals demand, and the humans serve.  And if I don’t put up their breakfast in time, t  Read More...
Published on Mar 30,2020 06:27 PM
Separation
By Somreeta Das in General Literary | Reads: 579 | Likes: 0
“The patient is under, Doctor”. Aisha took the scalpel and made a five to eight inch right incision in the abdomen. Mili and a nurse folded the skin and held the retractors. Aisha carefully removed the liver to expose the green gall bladder. She gently pulled it up to the cavity. Mili sw  Read More...
Published on May 17,2020 04:04 AM
The Apartment
By Bidisha Bhattacharyya in Horror | Reads: 579 | Likes: 0
          The Apartment Finally Rajesh got the apartment of his dreams. It is in the part of the city in which Rajesh has always dreamt of living. It has also the perfect rent. Rajesh can’t imagine that he has finally got it.         It’s his   Read More...
Published on May 29,2020 07:14 PM
Kingdom of The Farthest Fears
By Rayna Arora in Thriller | Reads: 578 | Likes: 0
It was a rainy day at Bloomsbury Cross and the television was on at full volume at the Hilton’s. A young boy  with auburn hair and emerald eyes ogled at the scenery outside his window wishing to his heart’s content that he wasn’t stuck inside. A voice called him suddenly, &ldq  Read More...
Published on Mar 30,2020 08:53 PM
Glitters and our palette
By Sohini in Romance | Reads: 578 | Likes: 0
" Great, the painting's ruined, and it's just the first stroke, I did. And here we were talking about a beutitful ending stroke." She had exclaimed placing the paint brush aside her getting another reason to assure herself there's literally nothing, nothing at all she can do without just ruining i  Read More...
Published on Apr 22,2020 01:07 PM
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