The same changes
By mithravrinda in Poetry | Reads: 1,111 | Likes: 0
I  sat down In my grandma's rocking chair  Still staring all those  Which keeps changing  Spring to autumn Flowers to dry leaves  Everything changes  But that flashes are  Still in my head  So clear so sheer  Never erased always lingering  I can stil  Read More...
Published on May 24,2020 08:44 PM
ANGEL
By Nirali Majmudar in True Story | Reads: 1,111 | Likes: 0
I saw the sun rise at 6:00 in the morning. My grandma always said that the rising sun is a symbol of a new beginning. "What does a setting sun symbolize?" I always asked her. She would say that a setting sun is an end to all our worries and problems. It's cute how she could make everything sound so   Read More...
Published on May 26,2020 10:56 PM
Women - The incomplete gendre
By bhavya gandhi in General Literary | Reads: 1,110 | Likes: 0
I couldn't decide where to begin this article from, so many thoughts running in my head so much to write, so much to express, and then I remembered something, Since childhood, I loved watching mythological series, when we were young we use to sit in front of our television sets on Sunday's and wait   Read More...
Published on May 3,2020 02:44 PM
MICKY MOUSE
By Dharshini in Poetry | Reads: 1,110 | Likes: 0
One day,   She feels, She is forlone Thinking that, She was friendless She was fragile and afraid to trust Suddenly,  She came across the proverb  "Friend in need is a friend indeed " It makes her to remember one dutiful person  A supporter A Guider A Motivater  A Problem S  Read More...
Published on May 7,2020 01:16 PM
Final goodbyes
By Shibani Saxena in True Story | Reads: 1,107 | Likes: 0
"Can we meet for the last time". I heard him saying this on an audio message. It was 2 year old message. I left the city without even answering his any calls and ignoring his all the messages. But now I think how would it be if I had met him for the last time. The evening wind in monsoon are al  Read More...
Published on Jun 2,2020 12:42 PM
THE FORGOTTEN ONES
By Colonel Dr Ramanan Duraiswami in Poetry | Reads: 1,106 | Likes: 0
Thousands of miles away from home, They seek their El Dorado. Alien, distant streets they roam. No familiar place to go.   They live in wretched shantytowns, A blue sheet over their heads. No protection when the rain pours down, Mother Earth their only beds.   Silently they toil all d  Read More...
Published on May 14,2020 07:49 PM
Flirting with the sea
By Vishrutha in Poetry | Reads: 1,104 | Likes: 0
The roar of the sea doesn’t miss anybody, Hearing after which i was unsteady  From the minute I laid my eyes on your sliver lines,  I couldn’t stop thinking about the depth in your eyes  Drawn to your waves of time, Stronger and stronger by each passing one  I fough  Read More...
Published on Apr 3,2020 09:51 PM
Routine
By Boomika Vellaiyan in True Story | Reads: 1,102 | Likes: 0
Everyday, one cup gets broke. Not by mistake. It is very much my blatant action. Ma keeps saying, "you should learn to do everything if you want to live on your own." Ma knows, I’m the only one who always served her hot cup of tea or coffee in the late weary evening on her work days and otherw  Read More...
Published on May 13,2020 11:45 AM
Earth Concert
By Saba Saleem in General Literary | Reads: 1,101 | Likes: 0
Nowadays, environmentalist, atmosphere lover, enthusiast are supporting Earth Day for a cause and environmental protection. This is the story of the day of reflection. He (Emmo) represented his chasm and intellect to rest of the world. A busy entity who made a lot of appearances all over the place a  Read More...
Published on May 10,2020 05:52 AM
An Empty Room
By Hritik Dutta in General Literary | Reads: 1,099 | Likes: 0
The room of a child. Warm yellow sunlight from the window illuminates toys scattered across the floor. There are pillows thrown all over the room even though there is a bed in the corner. The bedsheets have almost completely fallen on the floor. On the table beside the bed is a toy airplane with the  Read More...
Published on Mar 27,2020 02:15 AM
Don't Celebrate Your Birthday Corona U R Going To End
By Richa Shrivastava Verma in Poetry | Reads: 1,099 | Likes: 0
Don't celebrate your Birthday Corona  You doesn't deserve the wishes of long life  As you are very ruthless in snatching the lives  Don't celebrate your Birthday Corona  You are now only five months old  But humanity is shivering in your fear  With age whole world gets  Read More...
Published on Apr 6,2020 02:05 AM
Proposal
By Mani Pradeep in Poetry | Reads: 1,098 | Likes: 0
It's so delightful  walking along everyday with youIn my mindIn a world that constantly changes their colors preferentially You happen to so genuine and the rarest.Your simplicity is what makes me glue my love to youYou smell like a heavenly homewhich I always wished to live inI fell in love wi  Read More...
Published on Mar 31,2020 09:42 PM
Dystopian of sleep.
By Minal Puri in General Literary | Reads: 1,098 | Likes: 0
  I am sleepy, i want to sleep to the world of my own, my eyes are burning, my head is aching, I want to sleep, i want to be free but when i close my eyes , i'm bereft of sleep.  People tend to sleep to avoid issues, i want to do the same but my mind, my heart doesn't allow, I feel drowsy,  Read More...
Published on May 14,2020 05:10 AM
Mashed potatoes embarrassed cries
By Ankita Sirker in True Story | Reads: 1,097 | Likes: 0
I pretended to not know my father while on a flight to Dibrugarh. Don’t judge me yet. I’ll explain exactly why I did what I did. Year 2009: It was a beautiful windy morning here at Kolkata, in the month of December. Christmas, new year and chilly winter mornings – it was that time   Read More...
Published on Mar 28,2020 11:00 PM
Waves
By tanushka saini in Poetry | Reads: 1,097 | Likes: 0
i know your heart is a ocean and these waves of sadness  are maybe sometimes too much of emotion but you'll find your anchor you'll find your shore you won't drown and never let this bring you down and i hope your anchor is always you when going gets tough don't push me away just trust me to st  Read More...
Published on Apr 30,2020 10:33 AM