My way of tackling
By Maria Johnson in Poetry | Reads: 536 | Likes: 0
Worried I was, day and night Wondering if I was doing it right Tears would takes its form soon Cause the fear could easily ruin My daily life, routine and confidence  Facts could hardly provide any evidence  On how I should or could survive With the hope, how I could revive Then it affects  Read More...
Published on May 14,2020 07:14 AM
Uninhibited
By Smriti Sharma in General Literary | Reads: 534 | Likes: 0
Abandoned at the age of 13, Radhika had no one to turn to , no doors to knock at. She confided to the reckless streets of the city and begged for a living. Two decades later, a kind hearted gentleman got her into a charitable hostel.  A roof above her head , soup to warm her cold body, a bed to  Read More...
Published on Apr 30,2020 07:17 PM
Final Adieu
By Namrata Dev in Poetry | Reads: 534 | Likes: 0
And long after I'm gone when you clean out the closet to rid my memories like you rid my ashes  in the bluest of the oceans, to begin falling in love with a new memory, a nice woman, you will find these pages of handwritten poetry each word screaming your name, each verse reminding you of every  Read More...
Published on May 29,2020 11:14 AM
I am a free slave
By Mohammed Nabeel in Poetry | Reads: 532 | Likes: 0
Yes I am.. They ask me to think freely, but reserve my thoughts They ask me to honour everyone, but consider their caste. They ask me to find love, but never date. They ask me to follow my passion, but question my income. They ask me to save my virginity, but breaking my heart doesn't matter.    Read More...
Published on Apr 2,2020 09:38 PM
All things bright and beautiful
By Sangavi S in General Literary | Reads: 532 | Likes: 0
It was one of those gross working days at office. I staggered out to the bike parkingm mind filled with disgust for my selfish colleagues and hatred for the job, oblivious to the car honking behind me incessantly. And that was the last straw. I banged the window of the squeaky clean skoda then an in  Read More...
Published on Jun 1,2020 03:54 PM
The March of 2020
By Aprajita Singh in Poetry | Reads: 531 | Likes: 0
And if I am there, I'll tell this myself- the air smelt sweet: of roses in March. The breeze felt fresh and rains visited us more, unlike before. Yet nobody walked down the streets  and an eerie silence lingered on, for hours, for days, for time longer than we could hold on. But we did. We wait  Read More...
Published on Apr 8,2020 10:00 PM
One's Own Company
By Wayne Rodrigues in Poetry | Reads: 531 | Likes: 0
I awake every day, joining hands as I pray, Bracing myselft worldly challenges at display. Life to all is as dramatic as the Manhattan Broadway, Makes sense as people succumb to undesirable cosplay. We train ourselves to not turn slaves to the daily hustle and bustle, For if kings gave up soon they   Read More...
Published on Apr 17,2020 01:37 AM
Whispers of oblivion
By Smriti Sharma in Poetry | Reads: 530 | Likes: 0
There's this eerie satisfaction in the stillness of a starry night , Meeting your lover after a week ,oh ! A sheer delight! Sand , sun , Margherita and sea shore , A child's laugh, who wouldn't adore ? Rustling of dry maple leaves in the season of fall , Schoolgirls cheerleading for the ones playing  Read More...
Published on Apr 21,2020 10:48 PM
The Mumbled Thoughts
By Amir Raza in Poetry | Reads: 530 | Likes: 0
Two thoughts mumbled in my mind  Created an ample silence for me behind, confused between two lines, as just as fair What to choose , what not to choose with some fear. I doubted myself with a heave Will it be the right one? Or will I loose myself? Between the thoughts I couldn't realized Get  Read More...
Published on May 3,2020 05:13 PM
Until Yesterday
By meribemo patton in General Literary | Reads: 529 | Likes: 0
until yesterday....  Everyone was living so happy as like other years .. People were at their daily works without tension and worries. It was a good day  a little sunny and  a little rain and I could feel the wind softly touching my skin . Until yesterday we never thought we won't mee  Read More...
Published on Apr 21,2020 05:59 PM
Oh! Pulitzer, You're Pulverized
By Sir Rishabh Chaudhary in Poetry | Reads: 529 | Likes: 0
What we thought What we lost; Lying down in the afternoon I was watching my own, masterclass; my juggling I saw that for once; Should I enjoy or just a sigh; A Pulitzer for India is pride and prestige; We lost that for the second time; when I read the words; for us A remark was; thrown towards India  Read More...
Published on May 7,2020 10:59 AM
Counting down the hours
By Kusum Reddy in Poetry | Reads: 528 | Likes: 0
The butterflies in your stomach, Have found a home in my heart The emotions they stir, Will ensure we never part My heart does a dance And then skips a beat In ecstacy and delight, Of when we shall meet I count down the hours, Till I see your face My head in your chest I hear your heart race We stan  Read More...
Published on May 6,2020 12:56 AM
One's Own Company
By Wayne Rodrigues in Poetry | Reads: 527 | Likes: 0
I awake every day, joining hands as I pray, Bracing myselft worldly challenges at display. Life to all is as dramatic as the Manhattan Broadway, Makes sense as people succumb to undesirable cosplay. We train ourselves to not turn slaves to the daily hustle and bustle, For if kings gave up soon they   Read More...
Published on Apr 17,2020 01:36 AM
REFURBISHING SENSIBILITY
By Saba Fatima in Poetry | Reads: 526 | Likes: 0
Conscience was not in Company when Sauntering on the road, placidly, I was struck by a malaise, And was walloped by an evil malediction. A raucous wind had started blowing, And it ravaged my psyche, My life suddenly became scruffy and saturnine, It turned me into a sedate, a psychopath, and I beca  Read More...
Published on Apr 8,2020 06:21 AM
Caressing a teddy
By Zero.four in Poetry | Reads: 526 | Likes: 0
You crushed those curses  Walked on the pain to rescue me  To heal me , just to pull me .. Which chained me into the dark .. You made me realise A torn teddy could be loved... They did pretend to love me Which shows one side of their face It's no wonder how they fake that Coz I was innocen  Read More...
Published on Apr 18,2020 01:54 AM
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