Chicken Cutlet
By Eleena Sanyal Banerji in General Literary | Reads: 1,320 | Likes: 8
Chicken Cutlet They all made a beeline to the ATM. Rukmini stood behind at least a dozen. A gnarled old man lay next to the bus stop in rags. A dirty, long beard grew out of his face. He smiled faintly at her in drunken stupor. The man standing inside the deeply air-conditioned kiosk withdrew cash   Read More...
Published on Mar 28,2020 10:59 AM
Unboxing a New me
By Srestha in Poetry | Reads: 349 | Likes: 8
The lott was asleep while I was awake Pen downing my inner me that I had just discovered  Believe me! It was wonderful  Believe me! It gave a new meaning to the already existing life Though, the incident was not so gigantic                It was also  Read More...
Published on Mar 29,2020 09:23 PM
LOCKDOWN DAYS:A PERIOD OF SELF REALIZATION
By Jayasudha Bhaskaran in General Literary | Reads: 3,712 | Likes: 8
LOCKDOWN DAYS:A PERIOD OF SELF       REALIZATION Everyone of us must be tired of lockdown, staying at home having nothing to do.It is indeed boring to stay at home all the day long  having nothing important to do except those professionals who work from home.The others try h  Read More...
Published on Mar 31,2020 11:03 AM
The lil brat!
By Dr.Anjutha Ranganathan in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 881 | Likes: 8
"Thieves, muggers everywhere!" said my dad. So it was my dad and myself at home. My dad had to go out, leaving me all alone at home. As he was about to leave the house, he told me to lock all the doors and be safe, assuring me he will be back soon. And suddenly, there was a pin drop silence. A   Read More...
Published on Mar 31,2020 10:10 PM
The Deadly Spring
By saloni khandelwal in Poetry | Reads: 457 | Likes: 8
The cherry blossoms of death were blooming,  And the green grass was turning into ice.  We all are waiting for the sun,  Which doesn't plan to rise.  You know there used to be a time when birds used to chirp and sing,  And never-ending happiness, that it used to bring.&nbs  Read More...
Published on Mar 31,2020 08:50 PM
An Unending story
By Eswar Tavva in Romance | Reads: 2,581 | Likes: 8
AN UNENDING STORY It was 8 o clock in the morning and the bus stop was crowded with school,College going students and early office goers. Some people were talking. Some were reading newspapers. Some were discussing politics while the school children were discussing about the new marvel movie. Vydehi  Read More...
Published on Apr 1,2020 10:16 AM
THE SCIENCE BEHIND MYTHS
By Jayasudha Bhaskaran in Mythology | Reads: 1,011 | Likes: 8
Born in a traditional Hindu family,I have come across few of the myths which were believed  by our ancestors.I still remember my grandmother asking me not to go outside once the lamp was lit in the evening.She also used to advise me not to cut the nails after sunset and to wear bangles,anklet,b  Read More...
Published on Apr 1,2020 12:54 PM
Time to Ponder
By Malini subrahmaniam in Travel | Reads: 848 | Likes: 8
    THE NEW NORMAL……………………TIME TO PONDER Getting creative and stronger during lockdown             By  Malini Subrahmaniam   We are all confined at home, currently. We h  Read More...
Published on Apr 1,2020 04:54 PM
குருவிக் கூடு
By S.Neelacantan in General Literary | Reads: 2,801 | Likes: 8
குருவிக் கூடு குமரி எஸ். நீலகண்டன்               திடீர்னு வந்து வீட்டுக்காரர் சொன்னார். வீட்டைக்   Read More...
Published on Apr 1,2020 06:39 PM
Where are you?
By Avni Jain in Poetry | Reads: 382 | Likes: 8
I remember waking up for you this late, Amidst the silence, I wonder I wonder if I cross your mind too, When you spot my favorite book, When you listen to the songs I made you hear, Your favorite book lies on my shelf unread; Waiting for you. For you to pick it up, Hold me close, And read it with me  Read More...
Published on Apr 2,2020 06:11 PM
The Bouquet of Black Dahlias
By Vaishali Katam in Fantasy | Reads: 758 | Likes: 8
December 9th, 2000, Paris.         She was sitting at the table in a secluded corner of the Café de flore Paris, a famous cafe known for its long history and of course, it's coffee. She and the coffee shop shared a great deal of memories. Sipping her coffee from the cup i  Read More...
Published on Apr 2,2020 09:24 PM
Not Afraid of losing Me
By Shivam Luthra in Poetry | Reads: 335 | Likes: 8
Yes She is not afraid of losing me  Because she has seen me dying for her; Yes she is not afraid of losing me Because she has herself left me to die for her  Read More...
Published on Apr 3,2020 12:30 PM
Let's all be each for equal
By Meenakshi Arora in Poetry | Reads: 768 | Likes: 8
My this poem is based on International women's day 2020 theme "Each for equal". Today we are about to reach mars but still different behaviours, aspirations and needs of men and women are not considered equally. Respecting diversity  and promoting equality help to ensure that people are valued   Read More...
Published on Apr 4,2020 09:58 PM
My Vulnerable Self
By Yatin in Poetry | Reads: 647 | Likes: 8
Hiding the hurt, hiding the pain, Hiding the tears that fall like rain. Saying I'm fine when I'm anything but. This ache in my soul rips at my gut. My skin is on fire; I burn from within. The calm on my face is an ongoing sin. The world must stay out; I've built up a wall. My fragile lie will collap  Read More...
Published on Apr 6,2020 03:01 AM
Just another day
By Pooja Pandya in Poetry | Reads: 369 | Likes: 8
Hey lady,  Just to let you know, there is nothing here to get low,It has always been hard,because may be god knows why this retard,You've stood strong thro the rain and hail,let this also go, bad times will fail,It's the inner you that matters,Baby it's your will, dnt let it scatter,   Read More...
Published on Apr 11,2020 11:54 AM
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