THE BEGINNING
By SATADAL LAHIRI in General Literary | Reads: 335 | Likes: 0
Imagine a world without people. In this world, concrete buildings stand tall against pale blue skies, their interiors left completely vacant. Streetlights flicker when dusk emerges, but the illuminated streets remain silent. Living rooms, kitchens and bedrooms become time capsules, preserving the re  Read More...
Published on May 14,2020 06:23 PM
The Unsung Song
By M J Nieves in War Story | Reads: 335 | 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
The White Moon - Poem
By Anbudan Miththiran in Poetry | Reads: 335 | Likes: 0
Oh! My White Moon! Come to me;  To giving the energy to save me; from me, I LOVE YOU SO MUCH;  YOU ARE MY NATURAL ANGLE;  Whatever happens to me, I became very COOL While show you;   Hey! My White Moom! Come to me;          To save me,  Read More...
Published on Jun 6,2020 02:03 AM
To my future self
By Shamama Khan in True Story | Reads: 334 | Likes: 0
Hello,    To the future me, who has become someone independent, someone infamous, someone with a better half or even someone with tiny tots. I want you to pat yourself back and appreciate how beautifully you've come out of it!   This is your very own daily sketch, your time of the day  Read More...
Published on Apr 13,2020 09:08 PM
Because you didn't...(Nature talking)
By Divya G Prasad in Poetry | Reads: 334 | Likes: 0
This is Nature talking. I have my own ways. Yours isn't enough. I smoked the pollution. I paved my roads as far as I can see. You were a burden. Because you didn't act responsibly, When you thought everything was yours, it was all actually mine. This is Nature talking. You voted to stay in this lan  Read More...
Published on Apr 23,2020 09:03 AM
In the sound of silence
By fareha siddiqui in Poetry | Reads: 334 | Likes: 0
In the sound of silence, Like a hurricane I spoke, Not sure if I was alive, Or just smothered in smoke, The words were powerful, And the wind was wild and loud, With the moon I was buried, Like a mountain shrouded by clouds.  Read More...
Published on May 7,2020 06:24 PM
Mind-Wandering
By Dr. Diksha Makkar in Poetry | Reads: 334 | Likes: 0
Mind-Wandering  Mind being the greatest wanderer of all; Hence, wandering seems to be brain’s mode of operation, by default. Churning out lists of all the things; Though customarily irrelevant, but seldom relevance it brings. We keep spinning our wheels; Knowing in our gut, that analys  Read More...
Published on May 15,2020 11:25 AM
Lockdown vdays
By Anna Mathew in True Story | Reads: 333 | Likes: 0
Lockdown was announced in the country, so I'm staying at home like everyone else (l hope) . Woke up a little  early than usual , updated with  newspaper,  readout line by line to granny and laughed together at the mispronounciations that I have made. Sat together for the breakfast,   Read More...
Published on Mar 31,2020 12:27 PM
Not everything is supposed to be the way it is.
By Ankita Saha in Poetry | Reads: 333 | Likes: 0
Not everything is supposed to be the way it is, I gazed at the empty lawn alongside the road behind my house and I couldn't walk past, but stopped. The roads are meant to be walked upon, And I could see flashes of bodies gathering near these tea-stalls, Which now are padlocked, And I realized that's  Read More...
Published on Apr 26,2020 10:27 AM
MY LOVE
By Dharshini in Poetry | Reads: 333 | Likes: 0
I opend up my heart to you You killed me with boyish look  Little by little, I started to love your scoldings The way you scold me Words that I can't speak  Secrets hiding in ocean deep Only you I wanted to seek It started with just one Hi Now my heart won't let you go The childish smile I  Read More...
Published on May 17,2020 08:31 PM
CHANGE
By Mansi Gupta in General Literary | Reads: 333 | Likes: 0
We were so used to that life that when we entered in this one, we found it so strange. I know it's not the same for all of us, It's a lockdown for those who are working in hospitals to save lives. who are walking miles barefoot just so that they can be at home. It's a lockdown for those who are begg  Read More...
Published on May 27,2020 05:03 PM
The haunting past
By Manjistha Mukherjee Bhatt in General Literary | Reads: 333 | Likes: 0
The haunting past! She was alone but never lonely....she was a tear that never spilled out to the cheeks. She nursed that tear the way a mother nurses her baby...she did not wish to give a form or an expression to it though...the churning feeling it produced in the dark deep well of the heart made  Read More...
Published on Jun 2,2020 11:16 PM
Domestic Violence: A Slap
By Fibin Francis in Poetry | Reads: 332 | Likes: 0
I committed to you forever with all my concern and care were laid on you like a thick sweater Made sure you got everything you need as I sacrificed my dream to stay home for you and breed.   A slap for correction that's what you only saw But for me it was the smack  that brought me my sani  Read More...
Published on Apr 1,2020 11:16 AM
YOU never go out of style!
By prajwal in General Literary | Reads: 332 | Likes: 0
Dear YOU, Do you remember the last time you were you? No, because you were so busy being  A good daughter A hard working lady A perfect wife A loving mother A responsible person, Where is the real YOU? The childish girl who lived on Park Street avenue, Rode Harley Davidson, Came late at night d  Read More...
Published on Apr 1,2020 09:27 PM
Cage of Enlightment
By Neha Ilyas in Poetry | Reads: 332 | Likes: 0
While I stay caged inside the walls,While I stay staring at the caged bird inside,While we exchange greetings in our own language,While we share the same bit of helplessness,While we sigh at the sight of a happily roaming dog outside,All we wanted was 'Freedom'All we hoped for, was a brighter eveni  Read More...
Published on Apr 2,2020 05:42 PM
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