Quarantined for Love
By Shinjini Kumar in General Literary | Reads: 382 | 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
Healing corner
By prajwal in Romance | Reads: 382 | Likes: 1
I was standing on the curb, Drenched, looking across the corner, And suddenly I hear a voice in between the drums the rain was playing in my ears. "Excuse me, hey can you tell me which way to the healing corner?" I look back, and see a girl with long straight black hairs tied in a pony. She had Smal  Read More...
Published on Apr 1,2020 09:24 PM
The green bushes
By saanvi priya in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 382 | Likes: 0
One Sunday Morning, Jack“ the gardener”, planted a sapling in his garden knowing that till the weekened he would be able to see it growing at least two little poddle babies of leaves, as he has to leave for his home soon.His duplex was the dearest thing he had with him.A lonely child tho  Read More...
Published on Apr 2,2020 05:45 PM
My Mother: Reflection Of Argumentative Indian!
By in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 382 | Likes: 0
My mother is  virtually a recluse even at home, forget social gatherings! She prefers company of books, magazines and newspapers over chit chat in group of ladies!! A well read lady who loves to scan any writen piece be it a long novel or newspaper with precision of an acamedician!! Iron willed  Read More...
Published on Apr 3,2020 09:57 AM
Not another Shakespeare wannabe
By Nandini Chakrabarti in Poetry | Reads: 382 | Likes: 1
Not that I don’t understand tough words, feelings please me. The depths of which I do get, although there’s not much left to praise. I’ve been overshadowed and hunted, by Shakespeare’s words and poets - Like how a tigress defeats a deer; I’m weak, and my words aren&rsqu  Read More...
Published on Apr 5,2020 11:16 PM
Chapati khane k liye ... Corona say bhi panga legaa
By Vinay Kamtikar (Kamti) in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 382 | Likes: 1
In these Corona Virus infection threat afflicted times, have been seeing lots of fb group posts of many Maharashtrian singles,  bachelors especially , struck in Bengaluru/Hyderabad  on their severe turmoil in living without their traditional foods ... Chapati/ Amti/ Zhunka/Koshimbir;   Read More...
Published on Apr 7,2020 01:13 PM
An orphan child
By V.Ashabharathi in Poetry | Reads: 382 | Likes: 0
                   AN ORPHAN CHILD     Oh God ! Tell, what's the sin committed by me! To Search my mom and dad, I'm wandering here and there. Till I can't find them, Who are my precious gems! I eat well "once in a blue moon" And I beg in th  Read More...
Published on Apr 13,2020 07:46 PM
The light in the darkness
By Adi Malvi in Poetry | Reads: 382 | Likes: 1
Even though we argue or we fight We will be there for each other whether it's day or its night You eat the whole meal when you just asked for a bite But deep down you also know that In a room full of darkness you'll always be my light  Read More...
Published on Apr 16,2020 09:19 PM
different shades
By Abhinav Jha in Poetry | Reads: 382 | Likes: 0
Today on the side note it came to my mindhovering in your thoughtsdiving blinlythat your voice was always a healing spree for me.passing on those nightsyou were the one who took me to the park.when you first held my handfingers entangleddifferent shades,turning on those lightswe walkedswaying the ha  Read More...
Published on Apr 19,2020 02:04 PM
Old School Love
By Hardik Jain in True Story | Reads: 382 | Likes: 0
As everyday, Stephen had made some plan to insult me in front of whole class. His voice came out of nowhere "Harvey, I can easily pick you up and throw you away." I was like, okay, I accept you can do that but even you've to accept that even I can easily pick you up and throw you away. The whole cla  Read More...
Published on Apr 20,2020 01:28 PM
Sherlock Holmes is still here
By Sujal jain in Crime | Reads: 382 | Likes: 0
It was a dark night, wind blew violently, and yes, Bruno, a man inspired by Sherlock Holmes, was performing the task his guru did. He was monitoring at a portrait, and he felt that a truth was hidden in it. He wanted to know the fantasy behind it. Suddenly, he noticed a droplet of blood on the case   Read More...
Published on May 3,2020 10:02 PM
Dark Clouds
By Rabiah Rafiq in Poetry | Reads: 382 | Likes: 1
Every dark cloud  Has a silver lining in it And it is not useless even a single bit For some it is just a thunder  Or a simple line But truth is hidden in its shine  No one knows its uniqueness Until it shows them a light grain And tells them,it is about to rain Now the world knows  Read More...
Published on May 18,2020 11:06 AM
My book
By Fahima Shalin in Fantasy | Reads: 382 | Likes: 0
A family just moved in to an apartment in the Centre of the city of Chennai from the woods of Nagalapuram. It was quite a nuclear family with a girl Agnes, her parents, her toddler brother and her all-time favorite book, ”PARLEY”. Parley was not like any ordinary book of its kind. It was  Read More...
Published on May 24,2020 05:30 AM
Making a start
By Saachi Dhawan in Poetry | Reads: 382 | Likes: 1
Lost I am, in my future and past Unhurried I am, but the world's so fast!   There's a fear in my mind, and a spirit that's sinking Musing on for hours, what am I thinking?   A series of thoughts, and desires that won't end In daydreaming fantasies, hours that i spend!   What am I doin  Read More...
Published on May 27,2020 02:03 PM
I will await you
By Neeraja in Romance | Reads: 382 | Likes: 0
And so it began...  It seemed a fine evening until the rain started to pour down,not likely a sunny evening but its the perfect mood to with sip a cup of coffee and read a book with the rhythm of the rain in the background. Well am quite the romanticist ain't I? Thats what seems to be my proble  Read More...
Published on May 28,2020 05:25 PM
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