Every Picture Tells A Story
By Mihika Saraf in War Story | Reads: 1,039 | Likes: 0
It was in the crate, I found it lying undisturbed beneath the old clothes of mine. It was the painting. The very painting I thought, I would not need it anymore when I was 17 years of age. 'Rosanna Gardens, it was, I remember, I saw him there having a stroll in the garden, with children playing arou  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 04:14 PM
I See You
By Alisha Nandeshwar in Poetry | Reads: 405 | Likes: 0
In the times of despair, Those few that are beyond repair, I see you. When everything is lost, And it’s my happiness that’s a cost, I see you. In my darkest times, Where I run away from my own crimes, I see you. When my misery unfurls, And my dark thoughts swirls, I see you. In my agony,  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 04:15 PM
The mark of the beast - panic in Christians - Evg.Babu
By Evg.Babu.T Thomas in Mythology | Reads: 354 | Likes: 0
The mark of the beast - panic in Christians - Evg.Babu T Thomas Dear in Christ, rely in God and rest in God and rest assured that we will be saved. Need not to be panic because the one who called us will use us and glorify us for His sake. God's teaching is very clear so we must wait till His answe  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 04:16 PM
Dear Brother
By Alisha Nandeshwar in Poetry | Reads: 256 | Likes: 0
  On this day, dear brother,  Let's try not to fight, Oh, who am I kidding? Our bickering is our birthright!   But without any fights today, Let's celebrate the bond we share, Even though I know that, Sometimes you don't even play fair!   You have given me many gifts, Even the pr  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 04:16 PM
Do you love me? - Part I
By Alisha Nandeshwar in General Literary | Reads: 285 | Likes: 0
There are some dreams that bring a smile to your face. And then there are some nightmares that leave you chilled to your very bones even on a hot summer night. I wake up with a jolt in the middle of the night. I look around my room and see nothing but darkness. Cold creepy darkness. I shiver and s  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 04:48 PM
Do you love me? - Part II
By Alisha Nandeshwar in General Literary | Reads: 250 | Likes: 0
Love is dangerously beautiful. But sometimes this love is too dangerous to destroy something beautiful. I spend the whole day mulling over that text messages again and again. It must have been Nikhil who dropped that message with an unknown number that I am sure of. But why? Why would he do that a  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 04:48 PM
Do you love me? - Part III
By Alisha Nandeshwar in General Literary | Reads: 279 | Likes: 0
Sometimes the ghosts of your past are too strong to let your present be free.   I wake up with a jolt. Again! It seems like it is becoming my morning ritual. I groan and look at my bedside watch to see it is still early in the morning. Great! I don’t have office today but my body still d  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 04:48 PM
Breaking Point
By Animesh Vats in Poetry | Reads: 306 | Likes: 0
I try to be sweet, kind and pure. Why people don't understand me? They mistake me for something that I never did.It is terrible, it is heartbreaking,Cause they force the decree upon me.The decree is to keep my mind shut, when it comes to mistreatment.I am not ready to accept that,But that decree for  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 04:54 PM
One Cold Winter Day
By Arvind Sharma in General Literary | Reads: 359 | Likes: 0
One Cold Winter Day   It was snowing outside. He could sense the cold, although the room was warm and his body was also covered with warm clothes. We pushed his wheelchair nearer the window. He could see the white snowflakes falling on the ground with a soft thud. It was beautiful. He could im  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 05:04 PM
Little Peepal
By Cindy Pereira in General Literary | Reads: 385 | Likes: 0
Peepal Trees or the Sacred Fig Trees are tenacious No, this is not going to be an essay on a tree that is considered holy in India. But a little background will help. This particular tree among others is considered sacred and has been worshiped for over thousands of years. This is a 24-hour oxy  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 05:28 PM
FOREVER
By Hrishika Jain in Poetry | Reads: 614 | Likes: 0
FOREVER Half asleep on bed, Glancing at the faces that were sad, She heard words which said, “Wish she could prevent death.” Realising that she had no time left, She still craved for that one smile, For which she could travel miles. Suddenly the door was left open  And entered ins  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 05:51 PM
The first one
By Harshada in Romance | Reads: 263 | Likes: 0
Someone asked me:- why do you remember the things of your first one?  I answered:- Because he was the first one.  It's funny how you sometimes can't remember the things of your current partner but you do remember the things, even the small details of the first one. I just can't forget   Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 06:09 PM
नन्हे कदम
By Abhishek Gaukhede in True Story | Reads: 636 | Likes: 0
छोटे छोटे कदमो से लम्बा सफर कर रहे हैँ , न पैरो मे चपल , न सर पर कोई छाया हैं , फिर भी चल रहे हैं ,  रो रहे हैं कभी , तो कभी   Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 07:01 PM
A Dark Place
By Krishika Agarwal in Poetry | Reads: 245 | Likes: 0
It was two in the morning andWe were at the rooftop.Just like in the movies,The time, for us, had stopped. Our hands were entwinedAnd so were our soulsWe had a lot to look forward to:Our lives, our futures and our goals. But in that moment,We just wanted to live.No prejudices, no biases,Just some in  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 07:02 PM
A Room
By Arvind Sharma in Horror | Reads: 301 | Likes: 0
A Room   He walked into the room. The light was dim and his eyes took some time to adjust. As his eyes adjusted to dim lighting of the room, he noticed that it was a large room with the huge bed against the wall. On the bed there were many beautiful young women lying in various stages of undre  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 07:14 PM
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