therapize your inner sanctum
By anila vipparthi in True Story | Reads: 743 | Likes: 0
Skimming through the old cassettes of my past, reminiscing my little box of memories, it felt like dry mouth with the taste of metal when the strings of the past scooped me into the memories I had buried under my skin. The cracks in my bones missing out on the oiling when only those memories just oi  Read More...
Published on May 15,2020 05:17 PM
What Happened in the woods?
By Aashi Krishnatray in Mystery | Reads: 743 | Likes: 0
When we rise, every day of our lives. What do we have in our minds? What makes us rise and get up with abundant, less or no enthusiasm. With whatever thought we rise or whatever sort of behaviour we have, we rise but why do we? An urge to enhance and mount up and see what a new day of life can be,   Read More...
Published on May 30,2020 08:52 PM
Dystopia
By Shama Dinesh in Poetry | Reads: 742 | Likes: 0
Mortals surviving in the land of the living Some struggling to scrape by, others outrageous We are but a pile of bones and flesh That diverges from the sole, monotonous mankind People detached from their own Families split, emotions torn In the name of belief, do they all Lose their last bit of co  Read More...
Published on Apr 8,2020 08:31 PM
Adventours ride on the inner side of the paradise
By Bishakha Dewyani in Supernatural | Reads: 741 | Likes: 0
Indeed to the days where heaven open its ways to ride the journey in the vibe of the holy grace* Mind leads the distraction* soul fills the compassion to the inner world of reaction* Divine walk on the paradise rock into the old floks on the living docks* Nature of the life holds a grip of holy vibe  Read More...
Published on May 2,2020 06:04 PM
soundwaves
By Niharika Shah in Romance | Reads: 741 | Likes: 0
it was a Thursday when he turned to me, as I laid out the paper plates for take-out dinner, and opened his mouth as if to speak, but didn’t. He looked into my vacant, brown eyes where he’d previously seen autumn shedding its skin in, and his glance somehow slipped. With one shrug, a deep  Read More...
Published on May 12,2020 01:11 PM
The Loyal Shadow
By Adrija Bandyopadhyay in Poetry | Reads: 740 | Likes: 0
My soul was more loyal Than your shadow. You let me go I accepted. Then why now? After all this time. Your rusted sword Cuts deeper. Deeper than I have ever thought. Claiming good Doesn't make you good. So let me go forever.  Read More...
Published on Mar 23,2020 12:05 PM
The Girl
By Renu in General Literary | Reads: 740 | Likes: 0
We don't need to define the word girl. It has a Deep meaning in itself and That is "Greatest fighter in Real Life". A girl has to start fighting from the very first day of her life because our society doesn't feel that having a girl child is a luck for them. But the reality is quite opposite . A gir  Read More...
Published on May 24,2020 01:53 PM
The unlit
By nekha in Poetry | Reads: 739 | Likes: 0
I sulked in fear  to find nobody near amidst cold dreary nights Oh my dear!  The roads so clear  resonating with sheer dins in a solitary atmosphere  while dark adazzle cohere I sulked in fear  to find nobody near.  This an endless wandering  yet all blear Home are  Read More...
Published on Apr 29,2020 11:15 PM
The Cry to the Divine
By Augusto Veronica Stewart in Poetry | Reads: 739 | Likes: 0
The world was shocked, they remained silent; A war had started, but no guns were fired, yet it was violent..... Graves had little places left for corpses to get burried ; Still, loads faces a problem to breath with heart-aches, increasing the death rally, that those coffins carried.... Hospitals s  Read More...
Published on May 8,2020 01:03 AM
Corona Aftereffects
By Sonam in General Literary | Reads: 739 | 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
An Ordinary Girl
By Ipsita Rodali Neog in General Literary | Reads: 738 | Likes: 0
....This grey sweater! I hated this woolen thing the most during my childhood. I still do. I take out the sweater from my wardrobe. My mother has been trying so hard to hold every segment of my childhood that did slide through her grip while she was busy prioritizing her career; through these clothi  Read More...
Published on Apr 25,2020 04:48 PM
HOPE
By Anoushka Bhattacharjee in Poetry | Reads: 738 | Likes: 0
As I look beyond my window on a clear night sky, certain queries cultivate in my mind.  What on earth has made everything so unusually still?   Everything around is so disturbingly calm.Why are we upset now?   Isn't this what we always wanted, on every Monday?    The clear s  Read More...
Published on May 22,2020 04:21 AM
Beginning New
By Preeti Agrawal in Poetry | Reads: 738 | Likes: 0
Beginning New The world is facing a complete renew Oh you! Get ready for a beginning new.  Everything refreshing out there Nobody could see till now so unaware You gotta do it again but if you sustain Not matter your presence, the planet will remain Remember the responsibilities that is due Oh   Read More...
Published on May 26,2020 08:12 PM
Realize your own GWM
By Sudhir Kulkarni in General Literary | Reads: 736 | Likes: 0
[0002] Write your Heart ❤️ out.                                               Read More...
Published on Mar 31,2020 11:51 AM
A meeting with the therapist
By naina Agarwal in General Literary | Reads: 735 | Likes: 0
"let's start your session for the day ?", the new therapist asks. She has been just Three sessions with her. She looks exhausted.  "So what does your smile mean when it breaks you a little bit realizing how much you're hurting even when you look like the happiest person in the room? What do you  Read More...
Published on Apr 7,2020 01:32 PM
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