A Realization
By Maitrayee Vaishnav in General Literary | Reads: 570 | Likes: 0
With a ray of a beam of bright Sun, coming out with lost hopes, broaden scopes, and faith in it. Spreads these shafts of light from the east. Playing hide and seek with the boy, who was still asleep in his bed. He woke up with the one of the rays on his face, which came from the nearby window, with  Read More...
Published on May 2,2020 12:25 AM
Educational pain
By Revathy Narayankutty in Poetry | Reads: 570 | Likes: 0
There we all are  With bundles of books that turn us blind. There we all are With heavy bags that bend our spine. Heart pumping madly  Mind going insane  But no, What matters is the mugging and all the grades. Enthusiasm, discovery and knowledge are not the inspiration But grades and   Read More...
Published on May 4,2020 09:34 AM
The Conversation
By Nishitha Bash in Romance | Reads: 570 | Likes: 2
The conversation ✨- tête-à-tête Finally I tried my best to pour my heart out to her.  "You know I have something to say to you", I started.  "Yes please" ,she grinned with her naughty smile.  "Look it's something serious and don't be playful like you always do w  Read More...
Published on May 15,2020 03:36 PM
Bald Groom OMG
By P. Sharma in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 570 | Likes: 1
Hunting matrimonial site for a perfect  groom, Scrolling down and down, all balds are found, Beard's are on and heads are shaved, Oh My God, what will be their age. Advertisements of oils and shampoos, Flashing on TV channels, Dermatologists are easily accessible, Just shed money from your poc  Read More...
Published on Jun 10,2020 11:01 PM
TRIALS OF MILLENNIALS
By snigdha jain in General Literary | Reads: 570 | Likes: 0
Don’t know whether its caffeine or food or company, but every once in a while me and my friend turn into philosophers. Rather odd isn’t it, two 22 year old girls talking about life and its problems, happiness and sadness, victory and loss. Most would assume, silly little girls trying to   Read More...
Published on Jun 12,2020 09:43 AM
The Love Of The Natural
By M.Sabeena Bahurudeen in Poetry | Reads: 570 | Likes: 0
 The Sleeping On The Lawn, ! Moisture In The Snow, ! The Brezzy Brezze That Speak The Story To My Ears, ! My Poetic Vacabulary, ! The Love Of Natural, ! The Music Of The Butterfly's Wing, ! Me Too With That Music, ! In The Midst Of Flowers, ! Beetles And Myself, ! Drink A Little Honey, ! I Cam  Read More...
Published on Jul 27,2020 11:07 PM
Blessed by an old man
By yogendra kumar singh in True Story | Reads: 570 | Likes: 0
Once I went to give an exam from Allahabad to Delhi. A strange incident happens with me. Let me tell you, I used to do sketching and painting. I have been this passion since childhood. My exam was at 10 in the morning. I went to Delhi for the first time. I got free after giving exams. Now I had to   Read More...
Published on Aug 7,2020 11:28 PM
MUSKAAN
By Ankitapandey_musaphir in Poetry | Reads: 569 | Likes: 1
Ek raat ruthi tujhse  kuch zazbaaton ka kehar jo thami thi... Tumne kaha mai tumse alag hu maine ye baat bhi maani thi! Sabr kia kuch deer aur toh ye muskaan ka karz badhta gya... Tujhse mulaqaat na ho payi  na dil mera bharta gya! Ek raah pe mili tumse uss safar ki mai karzdaar hu... Kuch  Read More...
Published on Mar 31,2020 09:26 PM
Self Realization
By ankita srivastava in General Literary | Reads: 569 | Likes: 0
In which age we are living, it's more important for us  that we  love and  respect ourselves cause nowadays,  people are fake, wearing mask and very deceptive. They are machine more than human               They don't love you or respect you for  Read More...
Published on Apr 27,2020 06:33 PM
The Tale of two Caterpillars
By Shanti in Poetry | Reads: 568 | Likes: 1
Once a caterpillar went into a cocoon, Only to come out looking like the moon, But once inside, it found another pillar by noon, They screamed and fought like in a cartoon, Holding each other's neck very soon, Days passed till they swooned, But God 's magic shined in the cocoon, Both awakened by his  Read More...
Published on Mar 25,2020 10:34 AM
Her Invisible Diadem
By Shivanni S in Poetry | Reads: 568 | Likes: 0
She walked through the pale moonlight, invincible as she was. Guided by the mere trance of her beating heart. Beautiful as she seemed, broken as she concealed, her wondrous stride marked a walkway of battles, that she never choose to fight.A woman of strength and valor, poised with the supremacy of   Read More...
Published on Mar 31,2020 05:38 PM
To new ways.(2)
By Indulekha Nair in Poetry | Reads: 568 | Likes: 0
This feeling. This thing that is rotting inside of you. Killing you from within. This feeling that you've been trying so hard to ignore, just because its hard to put to words, thinking that no one's  ever going to understand. Acknowledge it. Let it be defined. Let the scars of the battle you fo  Read More...
Published on Apr 7,2020 12:32 PM
WaNdErLuSt
By Divya Malhotra in Poetry | Reads: 568 | Likes: 0
I want to travel the whole world, freaking out and migrating like a free bird. I don't care about trends and fashion, as traveling is my only passion. World is full of aura, exploration and adventures, then why keep on earning, getting busy in ventures and counting your monthly expenditures. Sail th  Read More...
Published on Apr 12,2020 06:37 PM
Haphus kaka
By Ayaan in Poetry | Reads: 568 | Likes: 0
To mere ghar k baju wale plot pe ek haphus kaka rehte the. Dikhne me badhaal the par baate badi kamaal ki kehte the. Malaal bas itna sa tha k itni badi zameen par bas ek jhuggi daal kar rehte the. Haphus kaka ko kahaniya sunane ka bada shauk tha tooti hui jhopdi me rehte the par fir bhi mohalle me u  Read More...
Published on Apr 22,2020 12:00 AM
Taking Charge
By Preeti Agrawal in Poetry | Reads: 568 | Likes: 0
                            Taking Charge Mother earth is taking charge. Reminding us to roar back to life Look around, every life is bursting joy As we learn, more we know how Fortunate we are now. Just feel a happy breathing Wit  Read More...
Published on May 12,2020 02:58 PM
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