On Limitations of Love
By Manasvi S Chauhan in Poetry | Reads: 599 | Likes: 1
When I was a kid, I'd sometimes suddenly decide at the dinner table that I wanted one more dessert helping. Mom would instantly step in, passing me her share without much care about the fair and unfair of it. When I was all of eighteen, I broke my third phone of the year and Dad bought me a new one   Read More...
Published on May 26,2020 03:55 PM
Elegy to a Street Venus
By R Chandrasekar in Poetry | Reads: 597 | Likes: 1
Elegy To A Street Venus                                              &  Read More...
Published on Apr 6,2020 09:01 AM
IKIGAI
By Shivangi kashyap in Poetry | Reads: 597 | Likes: 1
I plonked, Seeing all my strenous efforts turning into a fiasco, My heart fluttered. I cried in my mother's lap, Eyes hurting with anguish, She caressed my forehead and rekindled hope in me with the word"IKIGAI"! "Embrace who you are"! It showed me an untamed picture of myself, Filled with flaws, cr  Read More...
Published on May 10,2020 07:56 PM
In Her Time
By Anubhuti in Poetry | Reads: 596 | Likes: 1
                                                 In Her Time  Read More...
Published on Mar 30,2020 05:14 PM
DEATH'S HEART
By Chandrasing Rongpi in Poetry | Reads: 596 | Likes: 1
DEATH'S HEART Memories descended Through the gaps in the fog. Safely kept dreams Floating mists Heart's shrouded moon Were secret and silent But the heart's flame flared up. Death's heart was worried That when the Westerly wind blew It could not hold on to  Love that it had tightly clenched.  Read More...
Published on Jun 2,2020 08:42 AM
Horse-blinds and narrow paths
By Kalansh Gala in Poetry | Reads: 593 | 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
The 8th Day
By Unnati in General Literary | Reads: 592 | Likes: 1
It started one evening at a café.I was looking at my phone, occasionally throwing glances outside the glass window, waiting for a friend. Meanwhile inside the café, the piano keys were perfectly syncopating with the guitar. The voice of the first performer was no less than the ringing   Read More...
Published on Apr 1,2020 02:23 AM
He looked at the clock ticking by, tik tok
By Krishna Brahmbhatt in General Literary | Reads: 591 | Likes: 1
He waited... He had been waiting for a while, for what he had no idea.. Maybe that was the problem he had nothing to wait for.. But he was still stuck.. Stuck on something which was not going to happen. He knew it somewhere in his mind he knew and as the cold bucket of realization started to wash ov  Read More...
Published on May 25,2020 06:49 PM
The Fear
By Anjana in General Literary | Reads: 588 | Likes: 1
This is our usual phone call. The routine one. The 'Hey, how was your day?' one. Today has been exceptionally horrible. Today marked the 15th day of social Distancing. I do not remember what day it is anymore. 'Dude, what the hell? How long do we need to be like this? I want pasta but I don't want t  Read More...
Published on Apr 2,2020 08:05 PM
9'0 Clock Bus
By Aiswarya. K. S in Poetry | Reads: 585 | Likes: 1
The sleepless nights are over  I don't need any more sleepless night  When I turn back  I realise, why can't I sleep for a long time  Within myself  Burdens were awake  Roles were performing  Sometimes as a father, brother, son and husband  But no me  Eve  Read More...
Published on Apr 2,2020 01:41 PM
BETRAYING HOMO SAPIENS
By Amitesh Kumar in General Literary | Reads: 585 | 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
FAREWELL
By Ramesh Kumar S in Poetry | Reads: 581 | Likes: 1
You left me when,  I needed you the most, All those cacophonic years, I was with you facing them, I was there when you lost, I embraced you, I trained you, I made you what you are.  Yet you choose to deceive me,  You turned away, when i called,  You didn't care when i howled with  Read More...
Published on Apr 28,2020 01:45 PM
யாவும் உனதன்று! எல்லாமும் நமது!
By MANI KANNAN in True Story | Reads: 580 | Likes: 1
என் முதல் சிறுகதைக்காக உங்களின் சில நிமிடங்களைத் தந்தமைக்காக கோடி நன்றிகள் ! மேலும் ஆக்கமும் ஊக்கமும் அனைவருக  Read More...
Published on Apr 11,2020 11:25 AM
NEVERMIND I AM USED TO IT!
By RADHISHA THAKKAR in Poetry | Reads: 580 | Likes: 1
NEVERMIND.,I AM USED TO IT!! BEST CRIES ARE HIDDEN IN MY SMILES’ KIT.! TEARS ROLL STARIGHT DOWN.,WITH A GUILT ! HOW BROKEN I AM !.,BUT STILL LOOKS NEAT!! NRVERMIND.,I AM USED TO IT!! NOW I HAD STOPPED ASKING GOD WHY DON’T PEOPLE HEAL??! BECAUSE.,NOW I UNDERSTOOD THAT ITS ONLY ME!!   Read More...
Published on May 12,2020 07:08 PM
Still not over
By Sharang Pathak in General Literary | Reads: 579 | Likes: 1
  A seven hundred pages draft of Audit report has finally signed. SGM Entertainment is a known International Media company based in London. From last week my team is working day and night to complete the work. James Louise, Managing Director of the company invited me to a party on 25th year of   Read More...
Published on May 6,2020 12:18 PM
‹ First  <
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
 >  Last ›