Fight
By Anupriya Dasgupta in Poetry | Reads: 554 | Likes: 0
When 5 years old I was told Or rather asked  To call a bunch of familiar faces  By the word family, And him, the closest of all. He who held my little fingers Every evening  Of every day, He who called me His little princess While sliding his fingers To all the wrong places, Under my   Read More...
Published on May 24,2020 02:33 PM
A night at the beach
By The Poet in Poetry | Reads: 553 | Likes: 0
As the crazy one sat on the beach, He knew a tale has begun, When the Moon showed him, The ballet of a dove, The smile of a shooting star, Song of the waves, Touch of the mist, The aroma of love, And the heart of the sun.  Read More...
Published on Apr 11,2020 07:00 PM
A war with Me
By Devendra Lingwal in Poetry | Reads: 552 | Likes: 0
I was ever a warrior, so, one war more.   The best one and the last too.   The bugle of war which the humanity inside me was procrastinating since long has finally started blowing on my door.  I would hate that death which gives up my victory before this war is fought. Won't die sile  Read More...
Published on Apr 24,2020 10:56 PM
The Greatest Version of Who I Am
By Sudheendra Fadnis in Poetry | Reads: 551 | Likes: 0
I have fallen many times Being mocked and disgraced My attempts have been debacles And my failures spectacular With every step I take I have tumbled down Hopelessly into the abyss  Of melancholy and despair Dishearteningly I cried And cursed the Gods For being so cruel Railed against the fate F  Read More...
Published on Apr 26,2020 12:25 PM
A Shooting star
By Iram Fatima in Poetry | Reads: 551 | Likes: 0
I look up to the sky, I see millions and millions of stars scattered effortlessly upon the dark night sky. Just by looking at them, I can feel the warmth, comfort and love radiated by each star.  I wonder why do people make a wish to a falling star? Why do they expect good things from something  Read More...
Published on Apr 30,2020 06:00 AM
Quarantined for Love
By Shinjini Kumar in General Literary | Reads: 550 | Likes: 0
My dad is diabetic and stuck in a different place, travelling isn’t recommended for him in times of virus. So he calls every night, asking me if I have received Work from Home yet, because he knows I have allergic rhinitis!!  When I say no, he hangs up disappointed and wonders what thi  Read More...
Published on Mar 30,2020 08:12 PM
Homeward bound
By Smriti Sharma in Poetry | Reads: 550 | Likes: 0
As we begin our long climb  Leaving the dusty roads behind  Topsy turvy curves of the hills  It surely makes our heart thrill. We reach the land of white orchids, Kurseong town  To witness cheerful faces all around  We look below and see the fleeting clouds  A blessing  Read More...
Published on May 13,2020 10:04 PM
Days with a coin
By Tanya Soni in Poetry | Reads: 548 | Likes: 0
Where did I go wrong? It's been 7 years since I first saw you. How jubilant and flamboyant you looked,  How timed I was to say the first word. But it seemed like we got connected from heaven, How instantly we grew a bond, How our time together flew away. How we came so close that a day without   Read More...
Published on Apr 7,2020 07:30 PM
Vocal Regulations!
By CHINMAY CHAKRAVARTY in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 548 | Likes: 0
They are safe at home—he, his wife and their two boys. So far, that is to say. Their house is in a red zone—declared by the government due to the spread of the novel Coronavirus or COVID-19. For nearly two months now they have continued to stay at home, at times working from home and h  Read More...
Published on May 13,2020 10:06 PM
"Lonely Love"
By Ashish Keshri in Poetry | Reads: 547 | Likes: 0
Your name is now etched on my soul, Want to embrace and never let you go for my heart you stole. Let me bear your attitude let me alleviate your sorrows, For who knows in my life there will be no tomorrows. I may not be around or forever gone away, Trust me our souls will touch each other in heaven   Read More...
Published on Jun 3,2020 03:34 PM
Love. The Second Time Over.
By Mrunalini Kulkarni in General Literary | Reads: 547 | Likes: 0
Meeting you was destiny, everyone keeps telling me. Forty years later, I am still not sure how to react to that comment.  A perfect, lovely, 'I-wish-well-for-you' destiny wouldn't have left me to be a widow in the first place.  An 'I-care-for-you-so-much' love-line on my palm wouldn't ha  Read More...
Published on Jun 12,2020 05:54 PM
My Companion
By puneet chhatwal in Poetry | Reads: 546 | Likes: 0
Clock strikes 6:00 pm And im up for a shot To the roof I know you are about to come And I cannot make you feel aloof For in you Resides my special best Far away from the worldly rest   I plan to sit every evening Bidding the sun a goodbye And welcoming you with a sweet sigh!  A sigh of Rel  Read More...
Published on Apr 29,2020 03:36 PM
I NEVER WANTED IT TO END
By Tejashree Shelke in Poetry | Reads: 546 | Likes: 0
Sitting beside the window Lost in my own thoughts Kinda not in the mood to read  I closed my eyes  The raindrops pattered  And it all felt so beautiful Just then I saw a guy  Approaching towards me Holding an iced coffee in one hand  And a book in another He gave a smile and  Read More...
Published on Jun 10,2020 11:16 AM
A Shattered Parting
By A. Priya in General Literary | Reads: 545 | Likes: 0
"The bones as well?" "Yes." The man, a distant memory of her father, gathered the ashes and bones into an urn, whispering, "I am sorry, my love."She wanted to scream, at him, at the world, but she couldn't. She could never scream again, for how could she with no body? What remained of her now was ne  Read More...
Published on May 9,2020 04:02 PM
Heart and Mind
By Christal Ferrao in Poetry | Reads: 544 | Likes: 0
Dear Heart and Mind, So strong, always eager to explore something new, Despite the losses and despair in life, You choose to rejuvenate and renew.   You chose to stay calm amidst the storm, I love you because you are always mine, You healed gradually and positively, During situations I was not  Read More...
Published on Apr 25,2020 07:45 PM
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