My Admirable Escort
By Ayushi George in Romance | Reads: 777 | Likes: 1
    My Admirable Escort It took me a while, To taste reality once a time. Till then a part was void, Untill I heard your voice. You came as a star, I have wished from far. The world knows the best time, When you were once Mine. The lord bless me with your soul, But I didn't realise it Amo  Read More...
Published on May 9,2020 05:47 PM
Not Okay
By Edha Singh in Poetry | Reads: 777 | Likes: 1
Dear Stranger,   I don't know who told you it's okay, But it's not.   It's the constant fatigue that plagues your mind, With the blurry lines you don't feel the need to clarify. It's the darkness that sweeps in waves- over and over, Till you can't tell the difference and it doesn't matter   Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 10:42 AM
Raindown (Rain-Lockdown)
By Tanvi in Poetry | Reads: 776 | 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
Sunrise
By farida akhter in Poetry | Reads: 773 | Likes: 1
oh chirping birds, oh blooming flowers, oh rising sun Have me an enough fun I am still waiting for your beauty To comment it and finish my duty You are the only  Who never let me stay lonely And your companionship of other stars Can appear from nears and  fars Thanks for your boons Which i  Read More...
Published on Apr 9,2020 01:07 PM
A Love Story With Broken Ends
By Ryan John La'Verne in Poetry | Reads: 773 | Likes: 1
I see the girl I'd love forever, Waiting for a guy who's better for her, Who previously let her down, But she hopes now he'll offer her a crown. __________________________ Is she truly loving me? Or is she lost for the man who used to be? I don't know why I truly seem to care, While she's thinking,   Read More...
Published on May 9,2020 09:19 PM
The April Chronicles
By Sumedha Biswas in Poetry | Reads: 773 | Likes: 1
Dear April, Why have you disturbed the tranquil? Why have you sent this devil? Which is clinging to our tonsil. Always it's making us feel ill.  Thus compelling the earth to come to a standstill. The world is fighting back this peril. Significantly, the results are not nil. Against it, all the   Read More...
Published on May 15,2020 03:48 PM
Thank you, Corona
By Uma Chandrasekar in Poetry | Reads: 773 | 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
Attachment
By Mehroze Aslam in Poetry | Reads: 772 | 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
SHE
By Vanshika in Poetry | Reads: 771 | Likes: 1
Small steps of mindfulness Unaware of the doubtfulness On the way to conclusion Her life settled for dillusion Walking towards the terminus Watching her beliefs become ominous Believing in her deed She wanted a reward in need Assurance so deep Expectations in lead Always missing out on clue She wish  Read More...
Published on May 31,2020 03:21 PM
The battered woman.
By Satya Veda in Poetry | Reads: 765 | 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
Sing it like a song I'd sing for you.
By Nuzhat Khatri in Poetry | Reads: 764 | Likes: 1
Please dont take away what I have found in you,The morning sun will rise and take me home to you.Where its just you and me Maybe just in a dream.Where I will be with you maybe,I have found in you, a little piece of me;That stays right at your heart,Or maybe its just my dream. I have found a home tha  Read More...
Published on Mar 31,2020 10:41 AM
Horse-blinds and narrow paths
By Kalansh Gala in Poetry | Reads: 764 | Likes: 1
Things are getting morbid There is no space left to think Trapped inside a pendulum grid Breathing until the last brink It begs me to shut down Holding green lanterns until the light fades Another one of the same frown Rhythmically turning blades Hanging underneath the smallest cracks Seeping and oo  Read More...
Published on May 31,2020 08:32 PM
New Year
By Dhriti Ravi in General Literary | Reads: 763 | Likes: 1
It was a cold night. I was tucked in my blanket staring into space. Everything was still; as if the breeze held the power to freeze. My mind, on the other hand, was anything but.   A million thoughts ran wild inside my head, wreaking havoc causing my heart to fluctuate with dangerous frequencie  Read More...
Published on Apr 17,2020 12:01 AM
BETRAYING HOMO SAPIENS
By Amitesh Kumar in General Literary | Reads: 759 | Likes: 1
"Today's world is full of betrayals.Here,there, everywhere,you would find only one thing: betrayal". That's the general observation.Examplifying, we take some instances. Milkman betrays his consumers by selling adulterated milk.Teachers drink the milkman's milk .Teachers then  betray there stud  Read More...
Published on Apr 3,2020 01:08 AM
My rhapsodic youth
By Pam in True Story | Reads: 759 | Likes: 1
It's been a year, our memories are blurred         It started up like the usual one  Yonker falling in "love at first sight",which led to a friend request....  Those days were so good,  It felt like 'you were my symphony',dancin' on my heartbeat..      Read More...
Published on May 12,2020 10:34 AM
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