Frying pan to the fire
By Sukumari S in Poetry | Reads: 936 | Likes: 0
           FRYING PAN TO THE FIRE Been moonstruck with ideal tryst once, going astray in multiplayer liaison now Been satiated for genteel sans addiction once, drugging up with wireless weapons now Painted the town with nature-loving games once, being in deepwater with  Read More...
Published on May 6,2020 11:57 AM
The tireless and selfless trains
By Mousumi Biswas in Poetry | Reads: 934 | Likes: 0
My entry for the 3rd  phase of the  contest Over  the rocky terrains , Across the sandy deserts, Along the  blue crystal streams, And along the lush green fields, Running across North to South, And East to West The train never seems to rest Except when it halts at the station Wh  Read More...
Published on Jun 12,2020 11:11 PM
Memoirs of memories
By Snehashree in Poetry | Reads: 933 | Likes: 0
Memoirs of memories I was a small girl then, when rivers were different from seas. I did not know then, that I laughed like the tinkle bells, and cried like the clamouring blades of colliding swords. Life was soothing then, when I could count the moving shadows of buses passing the hot, pitch roads,  Read More...
Published on Apr 26,2020 12:44 PM
HER NEW FRIENDS
By Priya Israni in Thriller | Reads: 933 | Likes: 0
“We should rather go to coffee shop!!” she insisted. Well, they were meeting for the first time. Hi!…. The conversation started online, he was unknown to her and she was unknown to this new world. Soon, they got used to each other, continuing to converse day and night. She loved t  Read More...
Published on May 7,2020 07:26 PM
The unlit
By nekha in Poetry | Reads: 931 | 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
I don't know love.
By Neha Dolia in True Story | Reads: 931 | Likes: 0
It is not always that you feel right, or find the Mr.right, or that the right things always stay, or that you understand the circumstances so clean. Back then, I was sixteen. An immature dumb kid. Immature to understand what love really means. It really takes a lifetime right? To find the right thin  Read More...
Published on Apr 30,2020 11:23 PM
Effect(ive/ing) Change Communication using Games
By Kartic Vaidyanathan in True Story | Reads: 930 | Likes: 0
After a couple months into a change initiative, I was reviewing the progress and a few of my teammates said, "people are unclear about the change". I called a few people and I realized that it was true. What can be wrong - we have had executives send mails, address meetings, we have explained it to   Read More...
Published on Mar 29,2020 01:43 PM
The Phoenix
By Ankush in Fantasy | Reads: 929 | Likes: 0
Ding! Awake, I see myself standing on a strange land, in between three majestic castles, which definitely had seen better days in their past. One is right in front and, the other two, on my either side. A strange-looking figure stands atop a cliff of the palace on my left. All the castles look as  Read More...
Published on May 26,2020 01:14 AM
The abnormal me
By gracy patidar in Poetry | Reads: 928 | Likes: 0
A girl of 14 Living life of  nightmares, Hatred was in her vain and love was hidden behind her eyes Lonliness was God gifted, Smiles were rare, Topper in studies and loser everywhere A soul which is shy and lathargic  Attained age of 17 Mentally reached  to the real world Many sleeple  Read More...
Published on Apr 1,2020 11:27 AM
Laughter to live for
By Sai Tharun in Romance | Reads: 928 | Likes: 0
It was a lazy Saturday evening. I was busy watching my favorite - How I Met Your Mother, when my screen lit up with an incoming call. My phone read Vijay, which was, then, my codename for her. You see, I didn't have the courage to save her contact with her actual name; hence the alias. I picked up,   Read More...
Published on Apr 14,2020 06:25 AM
I don't share
By Sreebalaji in Horror | Reads: 928 | Likes: 0
                           “From swiss"  - saidJ handing over a bar of chocolate to Joe. “Thanks sweety “said Joe hugging her tight. They were standing in the front porch of Jessie’s house."by the way   Read More...
Published on Jun 2,2020 02:14 PM
BREATHE
By sakina dabhiya in Poetry | Reads: 926 | Likes: 0
Today a weird sense of peace was running around in air,As i sit down with coffe in one hand and book in my chair,I left the words strandling in between just to hear,The chirping and kooing of birds,I could feel their happiness, i could hear the lords'For once man has stopped and breathedJust a momen  Read More...
Published on Mar 31,2020 12:01 PM
Kingdom of The Farthest Fears
By Rayna Arora in Thriller | Reads: 925 | 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
90s - The Simpler Times
By Sumedha Srivastava in General Literary | Reads: 925 | Likes: 0
Today as I'm skipping through the old photo albums, I realize how those camera shots captured on celluloid actually open the magical door to nostalgia. Some of these pictures have gone withered by time. Some are now dusted with remembrance.  Time is a strange feeling. It flies by like an unstop  Read More...
Published on Jun 10,2020 11:47 PM
Calamités Invoquées
By Anoushka Parija in Poetry | Reads: 924 | Likes: 0
A tremble, a shudder A siren, an artless rudder Man stands at the precipice of two bodies A beating muscle,caged And a bleeding earth, set free In this pool, we stand  Reeking of our festered selves, deception,hurt Our wasteful ways, unearthed Nature heaves, in silence alone Turning us inwards,  Read More...
Published on Mar 25,2020 04:01 PM
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