Words that Heal
By Nancy in Poetry | Reads: 820 | Likes: 1
Not Everyday Perhaps few days we feel that we should share our heartiest feelings Be it sorrow, joy, pain, love; With someone who understands & shares it with us. Someone who nourishes And heals our heart with his/her beautiful words..... ≈n.s   Read More...
Published on Jun 11,2020 12:58 AM
Smile
By Apz in Poetry | Reads: 815 | Likes: 1
The thunder rumbles out there, Watching the art flashing on the sky  my heart just skipped a beat And I just smiled. Thinking, now you could see What I feel when You smile.  Read More...
Published on Apr 30,2020 11:28 PM
Let be the one - help Others
By Dolly Sharma in True Story | Reads: 815 | Likes: 1
Once, my brother and I were going to the hospital. When the bus arrived we hopped in, at the same time an uncle was helping a grandma to get in, I held her hand and helped her to get inside, though there was so much crowd in the bus, but still an uncle gave his seat to the grandma. At first I though  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 12:06 AM
The Jail
By Sansia Jain in Crime | Reads: 814 | Likes: 1
The Jail Yet another day I am awaken by the sharp musk smell of the green moss that wafts through my nose sending shivers all over my body. Even my stomach grumbles due to the lack of food intake and I sense the start of a headache when bright sunrays prickle like needles in my eyes. The monochromat  Read More...
Published on May 12,2020 10:15 AM
How the pandemic changed my life
By raashi chouhan in General Literary | Reads: 811 | Likes: 1
this lockdown has been quite a roller coaster journey for me, from postponed exams, epiphanies to heartbreaks and broken dreams. Dare i say that i've seen it all. For an introvert like me quarantining myself isn't very hard. I've stayed this way for 18 years of my life. But the quarantine life wasnt  Read More...
Published on Apr 4,2020 05:52 AM
Scuffle-its not easy street
By Sai Harini Mohan in Poetry | Reads: 810 | Likes: 1
Sustaining and surviving is not life Exploring and experiencing is life . Failling and falling ! Drained and depleted Combat and contest Boomed and banged Concluding and sealing! The whole lot turn up one day Hold up quietly to slay. Peppy and perky! Gripped and grudged Despair and desire Striv  Read More...
Published on May 15,2020 03:02 PM
THE CHARISMATIC SHENZEN
By B.M. Kapoor in Travel | Reads: 809 | Likes: 1
If you travel to Hong Kong or Macau, you just cannot miss going to Shenzhen. It is located on the Chinese Mainland but it has a land border with Hong Kong and is just an hour away from Macau by ferry. Thanks to its fast paced economy, you can get to Shenzhen by various modes; by air, train or ship o  Read More...
Published on Apr 1,2020 07:39 AM
Self-Hatred
By t_r_a_v_e_l_l_e_r in General Literary | Reads: 805 | Likes: 1
It's not an impulsive feeling because whatever you did, you were organized and precise with your eyes wide open, completely aware, it'll wasn't your mistake. Then why the feeling consumes your body and makes you want to commit suicide? Why does it question your abilities, capabilities and your inten  Read More...
Published on Apr 2,2020 05:19 PM
FULKAS
By Neelu Jawla Tevatiya in True Story | Reads: 805 | Likes: 1
Slurrp....slurrp....he was sipping the tea for wading off the tiredness. In the sweltering heat he works for 8 continuous hours. He thought of her. He thought how she used to serve him steaming hot fulkas with onion and green chilly chutney. Her smile fades away all his worldly worries. A tear found  Read More...
Published on May 14,2020 02:42 PM
Silver lining
By manjeet kaur in General Literary | Reads: 803 | Likes: 1
"Argh", the irritated howl from the kitchen echoed. I rolled my eyes yet again. The milk has boiled over again; I sighed. Robust Punjabi abuses, referring each woman relative in the household, especially the mum and sister followed. It is a quandary which only OCD plagued women can understand. I can  Read More...
Published on Mar 26,2020 12:33 PM
Self Love
By Adiba Tarade in Poetry | Reads: 803 | Likes: 1
Love yourself and everything else falls into line, Embracing oneself is the salient thing that is Divine. The more you love yourself, The less nonsense you'll tolerate. Self love is the greatest middle finger for the one's who deliberate. Your presence can give Happiness, And in turn that fades your  Read More...
Published on May 11,2020 05:42 AM
THE PEAK HOUR
By Chithra Rangarajan in General Literary | Reads: 802 | Likes: 1
The driver thoroughly cleaned up the blood stains on the back seat .His phone was unceasingly ringing. He started his auto and reached the destination .There stood a man in his mid-fifties frowning at him. Why don’t you pick up the damn call? He yelled. The auto man stayed silent. He silently   Read More...
Published on Mar 28,2020 03:29 PM
Eccedentesiast girl
By vandana in Poetry | Reads: 799 | Likes: 1
I think I like myself a little broken, One who is no more afraid of scars It feels like I am drowning, In my own mind Walking through a hurricane, Going in my mind No I am not okay  I am trying to crawl back, but I can't And no one can see the pain, behind an eccedentesiast girl Who's tears are  Read More...
Published on May 9,2020 06:23 PM
Cinderella with no glass slippers
By sanchari in True Story | Reads: 798 | Likes: 1
In my interview, here I am trying to sell my story to the interviewer who wanted to know if I can sell my story! Ever heard of a angel gone devil? Yes! Hear me out. Some people become storyteller by their creative faculty, but I become one when I stopped trying to sell my stories and simply stated m  Read More...
Published on May 29,2020 07:59 PM
A SCOLDING MOM
By Deependra Tiwari in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 794 | Likes: 1
A SCOLDING MOTHER! My mother scolds me for a complaining world! It was yet another instance of a complaint from a school teacher, cruelly eating into my mother’s ears and pulsating her heart, over the telephone. She dropped the call and turned towards me with a couple of looming eyes that wer  Read More...
Published on Apr 3,2020 12:20 AM
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