She Was Brave Enough
By Rakshita in True Story | Reads: 678 | Likes: 0
 Some people and their stories make you smile, some make you cry, only few inspire. Everyone has their own routine hardships. Some speak about struggle while some are living with it.In every small town there are some people who put on a smiling face and do their daily chores, we don't even hav  Read More...
Published on May 25,2020 06:34 PM
The Epidemic of Extra Time
By Shivika Saxena in Poetry | Reads: 677 | Likes: 0
Stay put! We are sternly told, Reminsce the days, when we would intentionally put plans on hold. Lack of time & deadlines we would say, What held us back, was our will to stay. As you sit on that comfortable couch, holed up in these four walls, Do you ever wonder what your life has been so far?   Read More...
Published on Apr 5,2020 03:54 PM
Trapped
By Kunjika Thakral in True Story | Reads: 676 | Likes: 0
And one day, one fine day, a sunny day in chilly winters you're happy and home. Mom brings you a perfectly made tea while you are busy on your phone laughing chatting on a friends' whatsApp group.  You leave your phone aside giving attention to tea, you take the first sip of tea, you smile. Not  Read More...
Published on May 8,2020 07:32 AM
Teeny Weeny Pepper Tree
By Vijay Kailash in Poetry | Reads: 676 | Likes: 0
On the backyard of my house There creeps a teeny weeny pepper tree Adorned with little dots of spicy pepper Majestic black in colour Looking innocent and guileless as ever Whom we’ve failed to appreciate over the years Probably because we’ve forgotten our own history I take it upon me to  Read More...
Published on May 8,2020 12:51 PM
Bereaved
By subhadra kunduri in Poetry | Reads: 675 | Likes: 0
Bereaved      Long days, longer nights, yet how did twelve weeks go? Thinking of you speeding away to a distance far ashore, Gone in a whiff, gone in a puff,  leaving me in sorrow Alas, Raj -  away forever, how do I face the morrow?       With a zest  Read More...
Published on Apr 4,2020 09:23 PM
The Lock Down
By Nabin Chandra Mishra in Poetry | Reads: 675 | Likes: 0
The Lock Down     The lock down was preordained, “To defeat the dreaded Covid-19”. At the cost of all the comforts, All remain inside without agitating.     The every blueprint that was in mind,  Could not be fulfilled and was adjourned. The hope persisted only f  Read More...
Published on May 14,2020 12:09 PM
Maybe 30 years from now, in 2050
By The Thought Saga in General Literary | Reads: 674 | Likes: 0
Maybe 30 years from now, in 2050 We all will be telling our kids that how we not only saved ourselves but also our families, our society, our nation and the world. We are the superheroes that saved the world back in 2020. That once upon a time in 2020   We got a golden opportunity to si  Read More...
Published on May 17,2020 01:15 PM
The Inside Story
By Simran Chhodwani in Poetry | Reads: 673 | Likes: 0
Amidst the chaosBeneath the skyWe found the laughs and the cryLocked at the stationsSome so familiar and some with no relationsStill,Together we stood, together we foughtAlone we slept, alone we suggestThe peaceful sleeps and no rush to officeWatching the nature's showIt was the time we took our liv  Read More...
Published on May 13,2020 11:53 AM
When Isolation meets solitude
By Sreya Dasgupta in True Story | Reads: 672 | Likes: 0
One week into this lockdown and everything around us has changed so much. The empty roads, the perpetual silence and a sudden enthusiasm of showing off talent on the digital platform. Amidst all these lies a hidden fear of uncertainty. Will we ever go back to the normal routine? The routine that w  Read More...
Published on Apr 5,2020 12:51 AM
My Twin's Birthday
By Udisha in Thriller | Reads: 672 | Likes: 0
I don’t celebrate my birthday, I never have, no prejudice I just think it’s a lot of work.    Once I was in my twin sister’s town and I thought I’ll say hi to her, I decided to drop by on “our” birthday. I used to think of her as well-to-do until I  Read More...
Published on May 13,2020 02:33 PM
simba travels in time
By harsh bardhan in Travel | Reads: 672 | Likes: 0
I met a crazy spontaneous girl Stella Blue eyes in Horn Ok Please Mumbai. And we decided to travel to Rajasthan together. Before coming to me in Jaipur, Stella went to Chor Bazaar in Mumbai to buy a camera. The camera turned out to be Netflixy, and with every click, it would take the people holding   Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 07:49 AM
A Rainy Night in Kolkata.
By Pratyush Padihary in Thriller | Reads: 671 | Likes: 0
Ballygunge constitutes the entirety of South Calcutta to be approx. The face of the old dilapidated buildings from the times of the British Raj, today seem to  be wearing a drapery of heavy exhaustion in lieu of the witness they have borne for decades now. Banners keep screaming about the build  Read More...
Published on Apr 5,2020 02:06 PM
Mother
By Ayush Chhabra in Poetry | Reads: 671 | Likes: 0
Mother, I sometimes think about how I fell apart from you in all these years That I have stories to tell my friends, my lover and even strangers But I have nothing to tell you. That as soon as I left your womb, I have just wanted, craved and desired And never looked back ever since. That I often gro  Read More...
Published on Apr 24,2020 04:29 AM
Locked down emotions
By Malvieka Babbar in True Story | Reads: 671 | Likes: 0
When I say true story it is none other than my own true experience. Sanitization had become a major part of my life four years back when my mother started dailysis in a multispeciality hospital in Mumbai. Carrying with me my own tissue box, thrice a week, it was my prime job to first clean the blood  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 09:54 PM
God
By Ayan Chakraborty in Poetry | Reads: 671 | Likes: 0
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Published on May 31,2020 12:52 AM
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