FAREWELL
By Ramesh Kumar S in Poetry | Reads: 721 | Likes: 1
You left me when,  I needed you the most, All those cacophonic years, I was with you facing them, I was there when you lost, I embraced you, I trained you, I made you what you are.  Yet you choose to deceive me,  You turned away, when i called,  You didn't care when i howled with  Read More...
Published on Apr 28,2020 01:45 PM
Rose
By ABHISHEK PRINCE ROHTA in Poetry | Reads: 721 | Likes: 1
Rose  In the nature's tapestry I once was in search of a wildflower  Each and every variety of flowers were discovered all unique in itself Radiating tranquil hues of pantheism I explored each one cautiously Loosing my rhyme and lyric I came across one such flower It's petals spooning eac  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 09:12 PM
Breath
By BESTY VARGHESE in Poetry | Reads: 721 | Likes: 1
She fell asleep by the window seat, The gentle breeze fondling her wild hair. Stirred by his warm breath, She opened her eyes in half hesitation, Only to find an empty seat beside. Remnants of some broken memories, Jerked out from the graveyard of past, And grinned at her brutally. Her eyes fixed fa  Read More...
Published on Jun 6,2020 05:19 PM
Gray scales
By Shreya M K in General Literary | Reads: 719 | Likes: 1
I woke up to the sound of silence. Even though I hadn't been asleep for hours now. My eyes lit up and my heart skipped a beat as I let the quiet consume me and become one with it, which tasted rather bittersweet. Drowning in the pool of sweat I had created under me, as I twisted more into the blank  Read More...
Published on May 3,2020 09:16 PM
Raindown (Rain-Lockdown)
By Tanvi in Poetry | Reads: 719 | Likes: 1
Oh,rain!  Come back some other day.  I can’t share my pain today.  My doors are closed and windows too, the only destination I can travel to is the loo.  I feel a void inside me in this fuss , All because of a damn virus!  Going out is from what I am restrained, I wil  Read More...
Published on May 13,2020 12:56 AM
Indian summers
By P. Sharma in Poetry | Reads: 719 | Likes: 1
Days are bountiful, nights are diminutive, Fun is more, boredom is less, When summers in India are on. No school for kids, They do as per their wish, Play all night and have sibblings fights, Day ends but their enjoyment never ends, When summers in India are on. Flavours and taste changes like sea  Read More...
Published on Jun 1,2020 10:58 AM
IKIGAI
By Shivangi kashyap in Poetry | Reads: 718 | Likes: 1
I plonked, Seeing all my strenous efforts turning into a fiasco, My heart fluttered. I cried in my mother's lap, Eyes hurting with anguish, She caressed my forehead and rekindled hope in me with the word"IKIGAI"! "Embrace who you are"! It showed me an untamed picture of myself, Filled with flaws, cr  Read More...
Published on May 10,2020 07:56 PM
The battered woman.
By Satya Veda in Poetry | Reads: 717 | Likes: 1
O lady, I can see it all Hope you too can. His paws tear you apart. Your cheeks are bruised. Your lips are bleeding. He's no more your better half. O lady, I had seen you fighting for what you wished. I had seen your strength.  But why is it dead now when it comes to facing him?! O lady, Stop  Read More...
Published on May 12,2020 08:45 AM
True love
By Virgin Heart in Poetry | Reads: 716 | Likes: 1
To love someone you have to understand someone. To love someone, you have to trust someone. To love someone, you should be clear like a glass with your partner. To love someone, you don't need to sacrifice anything. True love never fights, who fights means they have some grudges against them which   Read More...
Published on Apr 30,2020 09:07 PM
A Great Find
By Anusha Anchlia in General Literary | Reads: 715 | Likes: 1
Andrea had just come back from her great- grandfather’s funeral. She and her siblings were clearing out his house to find the things he had left for them according to his will. Andrea was sulky. She was the youngest and had only been left with a typewriter. She did not even like writing. Her o  Read More...
Published on Jun 5,2020 10:05 AM
Oh Calcutta !
By Priyan R Naik in Travel | Reads: 713 | Likes: 1
I had reached Kolkata (then Calcutta) by air , in those good old days, when there was no Covid pandemic, no traffic jams, nothing. Being young, I had a carefree attitude and didn’t bother to plan either my travel or my stay in a city that I was visiting for the first time. Uncertainty is encha  Read More...
Published on Jun 14,2020 06:52 PM
Attachment
By Mehroze Aslam in Poetry | Reads: 711 | Likes: 1
As the time will elapse,your memories would decay.. As you will be gone,your presence would slay.. Tied with the strings of norms,you will let go off me.. Broken apart,i will cluster myself and pose a smile.. That disguise curve on my lips will tell the pain i bore in me .. That shiver of my hands   Read More...
Published on May 5,2020 03:52 PM
Motherly love
By G. C. Nightwalker in General Literary | Reads: 709 | Likes: 1
Motherly Love He sat in a meditative pose looking at his hands, thinking about what had just happened. He had gone to visit his mother, at the nearest mental hospital, there she sat, rocking back and forth and looking at the empty wrapper of a toffee with her head bent to one side, like a curious ch  Read More...
Published on Apr 14,2020 08:18 PM
Love of 80.
By diksha prakash in Poetry | Reads: 708 | Likes: 1
The time seems to stop ,The world contains no more doubts, There's a hand holding on other with  a comforting shawl around Wrinkles by wrinkles ,faces turn down Smiling lips and glittery eyes around something is same, something is warm, Laying over his shoulder at my 80's is all i want.  A  Read More...
Published on May 24,2020 08:18 PM
Thank you, Corona
By Uma Chandrasekar in Poetry | Reads: 708 | Likes: 1
   Thank You, Corona Get up early, go to work, Come home, go to bed. A plain monotonous lifestyle, Went up for a toss, On the wake of a newly found disease, That actually brought people close, By forcing them to stay at home. A very emphatic good night’s tale, Of the grandma to hear  Read More...
Published on Jun 10,2020 07:02 PM
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