The Rest
By Akul Anandur in Poetry | Reads: 755 | Likes: 0
And then she rests,The artist herself,Having all her wit and wisdom-Engraved under her skin;She’s done.Done with all. A smirk of PopularityHas struck her Ego,Entitling her to promote her work;The ones that I liked, loved. A compromise I was supposed to make,With the Art itself, for I wasIllite  Read More...
Published on May 3,2020 04:47 PM
This too shall pass
By Priya Agarwal in Poetry | Reads: 754 | Likes: 0
Oh nature, my healer. Oh! You my last resort.. you have always justified my motive, and only you are my true support. Whenever I doubt my actions, Of not being at par with the world.. Whenever my reactions, Are misunderstood and curled… I lock myself for a while, I weep a little like a child  Read More...
Published on Apr 27,2020 01:09 AM
The lover beyond dimension
By Vivek Narzary in Romance | Reads: 749 | Likes: 0
It all started in the year 2016, when social networking sites and the connections and bondings over those sites were trending, it was addictive, still unsure whether it was the site or the person. Kevin was just not ok with how the classroom drama went on the very same morning at college, upset he j  Read More...
Published on Apr 22,2020 08:21 PM
A Journey of Music
By Dr. Munila Naqvi in General Literary | Reads: 739 | Likes: 0
It was a dark night, and the sky was full of glittering stars and Ria was lost in her owm world. Remembering the good old times when she was able to see the real beauty of life with her eyes. 2 years back she met with an accident and lost her eyesight. But her dreams are so bright that even the dark  Read More...
Published on Apr 19,2020 01:01 AM
Companions
By Seema in General Literary | Reads: 734 | Likes: 0
It was a foggy Monday morning in January. My family had shifted to this house just a few days ago. We have been busy arranging the household and making the place habitable. I was sweeping and cleaning along the front porch. Two old men named Jignu and Manglu were doing patchwork on the dusty road. &  Read More...
Published on May 29,2020 03:04 PM
Chachaji, the station master
By Smriti Sharma in General Literary | Reads: 729 | Likes: 0
“The train has been delayed by 2 hours . We are sorry for the inconvenience.’’          I took a long sigh and continued reading the news paper. Being a small railway station and early hours of the morning  , the platform was scarcely filled with peopl  Read More...
Published on Mar 28,2020 10:03 PM
The woman in the train
By A.Shruti in General Literary | Reads: 727 | Likes: 0
The spirit of a city lies in its people. So, if Benaras identifies with its ghats and Hyderabad with its bazaars, the city of Mumbai takes pride in its locals. The local trains of Mumbai are not only its lifeline but also its spirit. They carry millions of people who commute daily from their homes t  Read More...
Published on Apr 26,2020 12:22 PM
Wife
By Anwesha Chatterjee in Mystery | Reads: 726 | Likes: 0
“I am married, I have a Husband!”, howled she. Followed by which her lips were firmly taped up to silence. Tears rolled down her reddened eyes. “Are you sure, we are doing this?” murmured a heavy masculine voice. “Yes of course! Just do it .” Answered the woman by  Read More...
Published on May 17,2020 10:43 PM
A maid who acts.
By Amvi Mishra in True Story | Reads: 720 | Likes: 0
Meet Kamla. Kamla Moushi. She is 53. She is 5'10". She wears bright-hued nauvari sarees and glass bangles that dangle from her wrist and softly tinkle against the steel utensils she washes in our kitchen. Her long snowflake coloured hair is always oiled and neatly twisted into a braid. She has a wri  Read More...
Published on Apr 7,2020 12:50 PM
The Shell Shock
By Yashika Sakhrani in War Story | Reads: 716 | Likes: 0
Hans ran towards the trenches, dug all the way from the North Sea to the Swiss Alps. The bullets and metallic shells seemed to be falling down from the heavens. His muddy legs and rifle weighed him down, yet he continued to run.  He dove, head first, into the muddy trenches. The mud smeared his  Read More...
Published on Jun 10,2020 04:35 PM
Do Not Resuscitate
By Suvajit Roy in General Literary | Reads: 708 | Likes: 0
Sunday evenings can get very quiet in the hospital, especially, on the fifth floor. They call the fifth floor the palliative care and wellness unit but, Satyaki knew it is where they keep the terminal patients. Strangely enough, the beeping of monitors and the occasional opening and closing of the e  Read More...
Published on Jun 12,2020 05:50 PM
Trapped Soul
By Srinidhi in Poetry | Reads: 703 | Likes: 0
My soul feels trapped, in an invisible cage Wanting to break the shackles of this life's race  I am running at a hustling pace,  And honestly I don't know where to head in this puzzling maze  My soul craves to breathe in the free air flurry, For once it wants to feel the ecstatic epip  Read More...
Published on Mar 26,2020 08:15 AM
Pathway of life
By bhargoh chaudhri in Poetry | Reads: 700 | Likes: 0
 Patheway is life  So this is the pathway of life, And it is indeed a very long drive. If you don’t enjoy life now , You will in your life hardly say wow. Life is a bit difficult ahead , Because everybody is on your head. So be patient and calm , Or be ready to have a big alarm. If u  Read More...
Published on May 24,2020 03:44 PM
AMOUR
By Kuchi Sravya in Poetry | Reads: 700 | Likes: 0
Broken but beautiful; Or beautifully broken, Must I say? Love is the healer, they tell He got plenty of it, barmecidal But what if it is the cause of the wound?  A wound so deep,  the ocean's ashamed A wound so painful, I see a grim reaper A wound so severe, the scar lasts forever Broke  Read More...
Published on May 25,2020 01:57 PM
An Airconditioned Extravaganza
By Archana Nair in General Literary | Reads: 697 | Likes: 0
With the heat soaring high taking a week end break was a blessing for Nina and her joint family of her husband, her naughty twins always onto redefining what's being naughty,and  her exceptionally lovable in-laws. They checked into the farmhouse of Sam's friend who was generous enough to hand o  Read More...
Published on Apr 21,2020 10:42 PM
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