How Yoga changed my life
By Akash mishra in True Story | Reads: 470 | Likes: 0
It has been two whole years since I joined Yoga, or to put it fairly, since I found this precious way of living. My life was too messy and I didn't have enough clarity of mind to deal with my problems, which were I assure the reader were a lot.It was the cold November of 2017, when I first started f  Read More...
Published on Apr 25,2020 10:20 AM
What about me?
By parijat in General Literary | Reads: 469 | Likes: 0
Yes. She had no idea. Ofcourse, she had no clue. It's crazy.  How everything that felt blissful was only breaking Patty down.  The ring was still on her finger, shining like a full moon on that dark day. However, it didn't feel same to Patty. It was a reminder to her situation. Sitting ins  Read More...
Published on Apr 13,2020 12:31 AM
Poetry in Motion
By Payal Arun in Poetry | Reads: 469 | Likes: 0
She swayed the room, Mouth left opened, Dizziness gone, looking so fresh, Her eyes dreamy, the color of gold Her skin looked amazing The damsel in red Silver trinkets  Decorated with the best of the world She moved and laughed  And danced and sang Took so many breaths away! Like night her   Read More...
Published on May 2,2020 08:37 PM
The change
By DKapoor in Poetry | Reads: 469 | Likes: 0
I don’t feel much ,  Actually nothing at all ,  I see you with her ,  I’m glad you finished it all ,  Nor I hate you ,  Neither I love at all ,  Just wanted to remind ,  Your presence or absence doesn’t make any difference now for sure .    Read More...
Published on Jun 1,2020 09:05 PM
Laughter to live for
By Sai Tharun in Romance | Reads: 468 | 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
Time
By Sachi Mulki in Romance | Reads: 468 | Likes: 0
He neatly brushed his oiled hair to one side, pushing tiny strands behind his ears. “A side parting suits you, in my opinion”, he remembered her coyly smiling as they walked to school on a winter morning. Placing the bottle of coconut oil back in the shelf, he carefully put the marigold  Read More...
Published on May 2,2020 08:01 PM
Insanity
By Harshit Chhabra in Crime | Reads: 467 | Likes: 0
“Oh come on, Jason. You have to start cooperating.” “Mr. Sharma, you have to realize what I’m going through right now.” Dr. Jason smacked his lips and started chanting again “I don’t know who I am” exactly 10 times before stopping for 10 seconds and ch  Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 02:10 PM
Quarantine
By Anita Roy in Poetry | Reads: 465 | Likes: 0
The monotony of the day Nothing interest meI stare into the darkness The dusty path with street lights burning Lay abandoned, except for the occasional vehicles speeding to unknown destinations My mind wanders without a leash How long did i sit there stringing intrusive thoughts Drawing pictures in   Read More...
Published on Mar 25,2020 01:51 PM
Love and my Philosophy
By Siddhi Arora in Romance | Reads: 465 | Likes: 0
This world is a huge ballroom. For those in search of their suitable love, I've brought forward a philosophy and I've read somewhere that philosophy begins with wonder and ends in doubt. True that I was wondering, not that this is applicable on me. True that I admire it, not that I appreciate it. We  Read More...
Published on May 12,2020 12:14 PM
What Happened in the woods?
By Aashi Krishnatray in Mystery | Reads: 465 | 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
A Letter to Future Generation lovers
By Amoli Bhardwaj in Poetry | Reads: 465 | Likes: 0
We were born in a generation when technology had not suffocated the essence of love.  When calling each other five times a day was not necessary and an eleven rupee SMS pack had more excitement in it than a 1.5 GB/day data pack. When just one message in days could bring that instant blush on yo  Read More...
Published on Jun 13,2020 12:21 AM
Memory Lane
By Joshua Kennedy in Poetry | Reads: 464 | Likes: 0
Poor little girl, subjected to such horrors at such a tender age. Sad little boy, whose father beats him black and blue till he, bleeds every drop of trust. The whip of a belt, the crack of a fist, is all it takes for a childhood missed. All it takes, yet it takes all, the children, the innocent,   Read More...
Published on Jun 11,2020 03:36 PM
My Lockdown Diaries
By Madhavi Sylesh in True Story | Reads: 463 | Likes: 0
I am a passionate art educator and a contemporary artist. The lockdown was a shock to me. I thought it would end in a day or 2, but it was extended and we are still in the lockdown. My mind was full of thoughts on our Annual Art Expo – Abracadabra, the magic unfolds, how we would do? In less t  Read More...
Published on Apr 29,2020 04:43 AM
The Night of Shattered Dreams
By Shaikh Sania in True Story | Reads: 463 | Likes: 0
Everything was very normal that day for Naina. The day at school was just like any other day that started with her sleeping during the daily prayer and the teacher being used to this behaviour never said anything. She knew that time had not been kind to Naina, her father had passed away recently and  Read More...
Published on May 12,2020 03:10 AM
Shallow Deep
By ithihasa in Mystery | Reads: 462 | Likes: 0
                                   SHALLOW DEEP     ".............I was trembling, nervous and feared for my life. I sat down the tree, hid myself in the bushes. Thought I was going to spend the night  Read More...
Published on Apr 23,2020 05:02 PM
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