Ultraviolet
By Subhrima Bandyopadhyay in Romance | Reads: 394 | Likes: 0
The incessant low pitched growls and snarls Followed by shrill shrieks. At a distance the dogs are having a fight. Our plump thirty two years old neighbor with rosy cheeks is altast expecting a baby. The noise of the siren started fading as the ambulance carried her to the nearest hospital. Another  Read More...
Published on Apr 8,2020 06:14 PM
Of Creativity
By Sharvari Marathe in Poetry | Reads: 394 | Likes: 0
Its messy, creativity A jumbled up pile of colours and images Each taking on its own life and mood whenever they please A tight rope of words tugging at the brain That magically dissolves the minute they are touched.  Ideas and emotions birthing from anywhere in the body Shooting through it l  Read More...
Published on Apr 13,2020 08:45 PM
Inevitably Positive
By Asmita Srivastava in General Literary | Reads: 394 | Likes: 0
We surround ourselves with the trivial so much, that it starts being not trivial and ends up becoming the most important part of our lives. It's true that most of us tend to focus on the bad instead of the good, this has been the law of human civilization otherwise why would one who had the pleasure  Read More...
Published on Apr 14,2020 12:53 AM
Graveyard Of Million Stars
By Mukul Sharma in True Story | Reads: 394 | Likes: 0
[Verse1:] Met you in the afterglow, Still alive, with no green in the desert. Tried to flap my wings but I fell, good to waste such an effort. They pulled strings, made curtains fell, I was behind, Danced on my song, I sang with my eyes blind. I'm a kissed moonchild,  'cause,   [Chorus:] G  Read More...
Published on May 11,2020 06:17 PM
The Aftermath
By Anita Sharma in General Literary | Reads: 393 | Likes: 0
The Aftermath So much has been shared on the social networking circuit about the covid pandemic and its aftermath that one would feel that everything that could possibly be said or written has already been penned, and that too several times over. But, like everyone else I too would like to believe t  Read More...
Published on Mar 31,2020 01:26 PM
Lockdown - An Opportunity
By Powerful Future Creations in General Literary | Reads: 393 | Likes: 0
Hello Friends. We are at our homes and are in the lockdown. We are in a Very Critical time. Generally, we think we cannot do anything In this situating as we are sitting at home. I will talk about how to use this time to our benefit and how to create value for ourselves at these times. I will sug  Read More...
Published on Apr 4,2020 09:30 AM
The Arctic in our hearts shall melt
By Saba Fatima in Poetry | Reads: 393 | Likes: 0
Her beauty didn't last and so didn't his money, They were wretched in the cold and wished it was sunny; The rain poured in, from the tarpaulin above, But they believed they would survive, only by love.   Resources! Resources! Their trembling house cried, How blooming was the woman when she cam  Read More...
Published on Apr 8,2020 06:25 AM
That One Call
By Manika Ekka in True Story | Reads: 393 | Likes: 0
Why doesnt anyone call me. Calls are so amazing. You hear someone through that wireless gadget through a satellite you always imagine as a meshed inverted umbrella..  I remember it was a rainy day. Yes it was raining in Autumn.. Guys take Greta seriously.. She talks no shit.. otherwise our kids  Read More...
Published on Apr 17,2020 02:55 AM
Redefined love
By Shivani in Romance | Reads: 393 | Likes: 0
Looking at the stars, muskan stood staring at the darkness, finding some hope in those little stars.  A message notification popped in which read as ' dear muskan i loved you then and will love forever' yours forever dear preet. Muskan was already in tears, with the miserable pain of death witn  Read More...
Published on Apr 23,2020 02:03 AM
The Unsung Song
By M J Nieves in War Story | Reads: 393 | Likes: 0
Violent winds, eyes see roads caked with dust,  The town is now a battle ground;  The stainless steel corrodes to rust,  Ears twitch at the common marching sound.    E’er soldiers give out a battle cry Heavy buil  Read More...
Published on May 14,2020 10:21 PM
Listen to your innervoice
By Dolly Sharma in True Story | Reads: 393 | Likes: 0
Let me introduce you with my friend (Diviner) she is crazy, creative and cute girl I have ever met. I will write our friendship journey in seprate story next time. But In this story I am sharing her story during her difficult time when she was preparing for her exams. I never wanted to become a pa  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 09:03 PM
I don't share
By Sreebalaji in Horror | Reads: 393 | 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
Dedication
By Payel Roy in Fantasy | Reads: 392 | Likes: 0
It has been long since Ronita fell in love with her soulmate, at least she thought him to be so when she fell in love. Sometimes she feels that the romance has already vanished from their lives like any other random couples though they never intended to follow the footsteps of others. Ronita has bee  Read More...
Published on Apr 5,2020 08:52 AM
Be The One for You
By Amrutha PS in General Literary | Reads: 392 | Likes: 0
At times it is smarter to be distant from everyone else. At times it is smarter to be quiet.Being separated from everyone else never implies being lonely.Both are incredibly different.Being alone is much the same as to be a Mr. Bean fan.He is the man who instructed us to appreciate our own conversat  Read More...
Published on May 14,2020 12:37 PM
Unread message
By Aditi Kabra in Mystery | Reads: 392 | Likes: 0
It was a quite usual day. Waking up getting ready taking a metro, walking to my workplace , reaching my office almost on time for no-pay deductions. Something in the air didn't seem quite right , I took it for one of those days where my pms-ing takes over my mind body and soul.  To add to this   Read More...
Published on May 17,2020 10:30 PM
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