Separation
By Somreeta Das in General Literary | Reads: 897 | Likes: 0
“The patient is under, Doctor”. Aisha took the scalpel and made a five to eight inch right incision in the abdomen. Mili and a nurse folded the skin and held the retractors. Aisha carefully removed the liver to expose the green gall bladder. She gently pulled it up to the cavity. Mili sw  Read More...
Published on May 17,2020 04:04 AM
Final goodbyes
By Shibani Saxena in True Story | Reads: 897 | Likes: 0
"Can we meet for the last time". I heard him saying this on an audio message. It was 2 year old message. I left the city without even answering his any calls and ignoring his all the messages. But now I think how would it be if I had met him for the last time. The evening wind in monsoon are al  Read More...
Published on Jun 2,2020 12:42 PM
Istanbul sojourn ( sequel to caramelised feelings )
By shireen ahsan in Romance | Reads: 897 | Likes: 0
Three of them landed at the Istanbul airport , thoroughly excited . We felt like we were back in school. But the difference this time was we were entering our 30’s. Independent and confident . The taxi from the airport was waiting by the entrance . We sat into the taxi and in no time were at t  Read More...
Published on Jun 3,2020 09:36 PM
A Fairy Tale
By Abhishek Shashank in Horror | Reads: 896 | Likes: 0
  It was 2 AM at night and Abhay and Nisha were back to their stay after a friends engagement party.The stay was a room arranged by the hosts in Part street,Kolkata. “ I will go change” Nisha said. Abhay figured that all other girls also must be changing inside so he went up to the   Read More...
Published on Apr 28,2020 03:38 PM
Slowly, slowly catchy monkey
By Suresh Subrahmanyan in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 895 | Likes: 0
                                                           Slowly, slowly catchy monkey Man does not grow old  Read More...
Published on Mar 23,2020 05:29 PM
Belle illumination of the deep
By Amie Madekar in General Literary | Reads: 895 | Likes: 0
Belle illumination of the deep    "Faith is the bird that feels the light and sings when the dawn is still dark. In effect, the people who change our lives the most begin to sing to us while we are still in darkness. If we listen to their song , we will see the dawning of a new part of our  Read More...
Published on May 11,2020 08:19 PM
On Jouska
By Richik Bhattacharyya in Poetry | Reads: 895 | Likes: 0
When thousand roads separate you from the world ,  When you have nothing to offer except discount on love,  When you want freedom so that you can buy a cage of your size, When you reckon black as the colour of your mind,  When you start to hate what you have loved so far, When you kno  Read More...
Published on May 14,2020 02:09 PM
Those summers
By A Silent Voice in General Literary | Reads: 895 | Likes: 0
Almost a year, since I last visited my native. As a child, it was always that exciting time of the year. Every summer, I would wait for my dad to book tickets. And once the deal was sealed, my routine included telling all my friends I'm leaving. Counting the number of sleeps left. Writing down a lis  Read More...
Published on May 26,2020 09:22 PM
The chemo story
By tejaswi b l in True Story | Reads: 891 | Likes: 0
A chemo story. This guy had Non Hodgkin's lymphoma, a type of blood cancer . He had swollen lymph nodes in his neck. the  swelling was so extensive and evident that anyone who see him shall fell" something is wrong with this guy". He had very high blood cell counts, a enlarged spleen in his tum  Read More...
Published on Apr 13,2020 02:05 AM
There was a time
By Allen in Horror | Reads: 891 | Likes: 0
Green parks,wild animals, Forest full of trees and the sky filled with beautiful birds, these all were the part of my grandfather’s stories. He used to narrate to me stories about his childhood and teenage, all the interesting things which he did back then. But my father never believed to thes  Read More...
Published on May 22,2020 09:57 AM
True love exists
By Sanjna Dang in Poetry | Reads: 888 | Likes: 0
True love exists...... Between the lines of Taylor's musicOn the petals of her rosesIn the smile of DeepVeerIn the connection of P-NickBetween the pages of her romance-booksIn the words of her lover's looksIn the shine of her puppy's eyesIn the warmth of her true friend's "Hii"sIn the memories of so  Read More...
Published on May 6,2020 01:22 PM
An Ordinary Girl
By Ipsita Rodali Neog in General Literary | Reads: 887 | Likes: 0
....This grey sweater! I hated this woolen thing the most during my childhood. I still do. I take out the sweater from my wardrobe. My mother has been trying so hard to hold every segment of my childhood that did slide through her grip while she was busy prioritizing her career; through these clothi  Read More...
Published on Apr 25,2020 04:48 PM
A love affair with English .
By vaibhi narang in Romance | Reads: 885 | Likes: 0
I always had love for you my area of life,career,knowledge.You cleansed me from the crowd and filled me with wisdom. You have acted as a charmer and a star on my shirt which differentiates me from the herd.Unlike people, you have and will always stand by me when nothing else stays. I find leisure an  Read More...
Published on Apr 1,2020 01:19 PM
Writing Back to Camus.
By Abhijeet Singh in Poetry | Reads: 885 | Likes: 0
it has trampled flight of floating sun steps are as soft and vulnerable as the leaves of the Fall. plague, has been lurking behind the veil of contagion, already infused, in our discipline, culture and soul. contagion of our ethics. contagion of self. fear is the elated neurosis. hooded, smoking,   Read More...
Published on Apr 14,2020 09:12 AM
The Shirt
By Amarnath Nair in Mystery | Reads: 884 | Likes: 0
The touch of the fabric brought back memories, bright and bleak, happy and sad. It reminds me of him, I feel as if he is near, as if his aura surrounds me. Tears trickle down my face. I bring the sleeve closer to my eyes. He always said: "Do you know, this was the shirt I was wearing when I saw you   Read More...
Published on May 31,2020 03:43 PM
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