One's Own Company
By Wayne Rodrigues in Poetry | Reads: 325 | 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
Shallow and Deep
By Ayush Chhabra in Poetry | Reads: 325 | Likes: 0
Inside this stupid body Lives a saint & a creep. They say you need man and woman to complete, But inside I have my own bickering couple, that never wants to cede. Nobody inside is wiser, There’s always boiling a civilwar with peace. Well, the problem gets more miry with my two soldiers, Th  Read More...
Published on Apr 24,2020 04:20 AM
Don't give up now that you've come so far.
By Raheel in General Literary | Reads: 325 | Likes: 0
She feels that dull ache in her heart again; it's been a year now, the sleepless nights and the muddled thoughts are recurring.She's reminded of the day when the counceller told her to jot down ten things that would make her happy. To her surprise, it took her four weeks to realise and come at   Read More...
Published on Apr 27,2020 08:38 PM
Remembrance
By Payal Arun in Poetry | Reads: 325 | Likes: 0
Oh I remembered you, The sweet significant my youth Finally I remembered your charms When the time left is few! Miles we parted, years apart Into a voyage of self realise  Filled with worries of the future I left you, unnoticed! Oh you came, silently whispered Into my ears you sang your songs Y  Read More...
Published on May 2,2020 08:23 PM
I remember , the day
By Kunal P Jain in Poetry | Reads: 325 | Likes: 0
I remember, the day  While walking on the sidepath of Road . Carrying my backpack  On my way back to my home . Those tiny footsteps , While Enjoying the spring was just an  Another cherished moment  I lived for . An hour just before the sunset , While I was getting late  An  Read More...
Published on May 2,2020 08:47 PM
Quarantine Love
By aadarsh in Poetry | Reads: 325 | Likes: 0
You are the one ive fallen for baby... Wending this lockdown thinking of you daily. You and you is all i see around... Wanna say it to you soon kneeling on ground. 'I LOVE U TO THE MOON AND BACK , WILL U BE MINE?' Pulchritudinous enough, like a ruby you shine. Being sanguine, I dream for your 'YES!'  Read More...
Published on May 5,2020 06:16 PM
Covid-19 A New Beginning
By roystern dsouza in General Literary | Reads: 325 | Likes: 0
I think I'm gently fading away,  For I just cannot breathe I see myself going six feet under, Upon my coffin, no boquet no wreath!None will be allowed to see me,  Neither will I any lucky beTo say my final goodbyes And how much my family means to me. Sometimes you need   Read More...
Published on May 6,2020 09:32 AM
TWIN-STER
By Debjani Banerjee in Poetry | Reads: 325 | Likes: 0
A blinding radiance, so very bright SHE bestows consolation at sight.   Loyal, praiseworthy, untiring lass,  SHE personifies humility and class.    Endearing, compassionate. an introvert,  SHE ensures, I'm never scarred or hurt.    Foregoing, daring, my flesh and b  Read More...
Published on May 7,2020 11:43 PM
Dear Mom
By ketki verma in Poetry | Reads: 325 | Likes: 0
Dear Mom,   To describe you is a painful task indeed. Not that I'm complaining ,  But just hear me out I plead. I know we've been quite ungrateful at times, And always seemed to put ourselves before you. Yet we always had your support and your demands have been very few.  That craving  Read More...
Published on May 7,2020 11:56 PM
Vocal Regulations!
By CHINMAY CHAKRAVARTY in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 325 | 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
Music brings us together
By Bindu in Romance | Reads: 325 | Likes: 0
Sitara was fond of music ,wanted to learn all musical instruments but there was always a no go.She strongly desired to learn and bought a guitar but could not really put her hands.She wanted someone to give her a push in music.When she returned to her college she realised that one of her senior is a  Read More...
Published on May 14,2020 05:33 PM
ALL LIVES MATTER
By Shravanthi Reddy in General Literary | Reads: 325 | Likes: 0
In 1944 A 16-year-old black student in Columbus, Ohio won an essay contest on the theme ‘what to do with Hitler after the war’ by submitting a single sentence. “Put him in black skin and let him live the rest of his life in America.”― Scott Matthews If a 16-year-old c  Read More...
Published on Jun 3,2020 04:56 PM
Through her eyes...
By Oleen in General Literary | Reads: 325 | Likes: 3
“ Dropping a cup of tea on my future mother-in-law’s lap is hardly going to make a good first impression” said Nethra in a deadpan voice. Suwani and Ragini looked shocked for a minute before bursting into laughter at the amused expression on Nethra’s face. Bedecked in a pink   Read More...
Published on Jun 11,2020 08:14 PM
You Said
By Rukmani Mohan in Poetry | Reads: 325 | Likes: 0
You said, You loved how my eyes were expressive, The way they would emote my thoughts, Just enough of a peak inside my soul, You said, You loved the beauty of my fragrance, The way it felt welcoming, Just to keep you wanting more, You said, You loved the softness of my skin, The way it eased you to   Read More...
Published on Jun 23,2020 10:27 PM
The chair of thoughts
By Namrata in Poetry | Reads: 324 | Likes: 0
And while I sit on the chair with my heart asleep,what do I make of this brain which is restless like the second hand of the clock,always ticking? When I was a child,a school-going child,my mother used to put me to sleep after I returned from school and had my lunch.She used to do this so that I don  Read More...
Published on Apr 2,2020 01:50 AM
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