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By Surya Nair in Mystery | Reads: 428 | Likes: 16

Shruti had been newly married into Subodh's family. Having spent the majority of her formative years in a metropolitan city, the quaint surroundings and the obscurity was getting to her. The chirping of crickets in the evening, creepy-crawlies all around the household, unexpected showers followed by Read More...

Published on Jun 14,2020 11:56 PM

The sound of my soul..!

By sushmitha in General Literary | Reads: 228 | Likes: 16

Hey all this is not a story bt its all about what the soul conveys..! Let me start..at present there will be many who will be literally broken by heart and may be some who are very happy to the moon nd back.. But thts not gona be stable forever each and everything in temporary... As all say lif is a Read More...

Published on May 23,2020 11:32 PM

The Script

By Nitika Das in Romance | Reads: 336 | Likes: 16

I had never considered myself as someone who was self-centred until I had to break your heart to keep mine from rotting completely. We had always been like the two opposite sides of a see-saw; always perfectly imbalanced. One is always down by the other and the ridiculous thing was I was always h Read More...

Published on Apr 5,2020 04:51 PM

It Starts With You

By Sheenam Eliza Kujur in Poetry | Reads: 484 | Likes: 15

Love is the greatest, at this time; Preferring love over money and other worldly desires, is not a crime. People in today's world need love more than money; But a few like it the otherwise, and yeah it seems funny! There are people who have less, but still are happy; They are not bothered about sit Read More...

Published on Mar 22,2020 07:36 PM

Better Than Manhattan

By Grace in Fantasy | Reads: 425 | Likes: 15

Michelle knows the forest is behind her. Yet, she sees it as a milestone. She would never have come here if she hadn’t passed it. It is startling, there is almost nothing in front of her. Stretches of, plain sand spread out. It seems wrong. The map tells her the castle should be here, b Read More...

Published on May 17,2020 07:50 PM

Husband’s wife

By misha in True Story | Reads: 721 | Likes: 15

It was a usual day but a life changing day for Lipika. She had decided to quit her job ignoring people and her mind she was going to do what her heart wanted. She was waiting for her boss to come and hand over her resignation. There was a fear about what she will do next, evryone at home was against Read More...

Published on May 13,2020 05:32 PM

The ephemeral joys of childhood.

By sharbani baruah in Poetry | Reads: 451 | Likes: 15

Little did I know, How ephemeral our salad days were. Having played around hands in hands, Running azure the gold sands? There were roses, daisies, And, lillies too. We used to pluck them, Saying from me to you? Making hubbubs for our hopped up tummies, Ah! Caterwauling our deary mummies! Starting f Read More...

Published on Jun 4,2020 11:17 AM

Novel Virus

By Soorya N in General Literary | Reads: 256 | Likes: 15

Novel Virus - By Soorya Neelacantan “Dear Soorya, Am I clear? Please tell me if you can’t understand my voice-notes”. Prakash sir’s voice blossomed with concern as always. “I will be more than happy if we can finish it this time!”, he added. He was hopeful and cal Read More...

Published on Mar 27,2020 11:42 PM

The Majestic Megapolis

By Sebin B Nidhiri in Poetry | Reads: 778 | Likes: 15

(After landing a dream job, I move into a big city and make my space there. Similarly a labourer is driven to the big city by poverty and makes his space there. The city provides very contrasting welcomes to both of us, but we are unified in the fact that we both have high hopes for our future. This Read More...

Published on Mar 31,2020 10:26 AM

Hazel

By bones&flesh in Poetry | Reads: 353 | Likes: 15

This moment was unseen, As I was barely seventeen. My dad was dejected, My decisions he rejected. His wife was distressed This, her tears expressed Her son's hazel stare, Reflected no care To escape his deadly frown I held my head down The splitting pain and fear Betokened the time was near As I was Read More...

Published on May 14,2020 12:44 PM

You dont know how I feel !

By aryan in Poetry | Reads: 215 | Likes: 15

Yeah it is me, That Kerala Elephant. Yeah it is me, and, You dont know how I feel! Did I say anything to you, Yeah I am talking to You, Do you have any clue! I would behave today in a way, I never did. I would Pray, That You suffer my pain everyday! Coz You dont know how I feel! I would tell God the Read More...

Published on Jun 5,2020 07:40 PM

A HOPE FROM THE STAR

By Himavarshini in General Literary | Reads: 326 | Likes: 15

In bygone years, there lived in Pali a little girl whose name was Pihu. She lived with her father and grandmother as her mother was dead. Her father was a cook. He was very poor and could barely afford his kid’s schooling. Unlike every year, The Read More...

Published on Jun 10,2020 05:15 PM

The stalwart I almost met...

By Viktor in Poetry | Reads: 425 | Likes: 15

Fatigue from shedding tears induced sleep at 2 AM hadn't stopped her from waking up at dawnsharply,She sat beside him promptly, a stoic statue of grace…The people came and went, all to pay their last respects to a stalwart, whom I met only throughthe eyes of his adoring granddaughter, who rel Read More...

Published on Mar 24,2020 04:45 PM

Battles

By HARISH SANT in Poetry | Reads: 432 | Likes: 15

As they set forth fight it out on the highway to hell, Who shall die and who shall live, nobody can tell...# Tankers, fighter planes, guns and ships, Fire away in unison, killing hundreds in their trips...# And as the bodies pile up on either ends of the battle ground, Brothers, fr Read More...

Published on Mar 24,2020 06:54 PM

IN OUR COUNTRY OF PLENTY, LET NO TUMMY BE EMPTY!!

By Seema Benedict in Poetry | Reads: 395 | Likes: 15

When the VIRUS took over the world, How our routines upside down it turned ! Corona..Covid 19 ! the invisible enemy, Has shrunk even the use of our money! The frantic globetrotting Indian Stuck at home, Smilin Read More...

Published on Apr 29,2020 09:03 PM

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