I'm a survivor
By Nandana Vijayakumar in Poetry | Reads: 686 | Likes: 0
I know an ugly word, with a scary meaning, It took my hair off, turned my skin darker, gave me throat sores and fatigue. Made stomach and head ache, my constant companions. 'Cancer',the word is, in me still awake.   The first time it met me, I felt so fragile, Thought I won't make it, not even   Read More...
Published on May 8,2020 12:41 PM
Who is she?
By Zero.four in Romance | Reads: 685 | Likes: 0
I wonder if she's a queen Never witness such a spark  The beauty , that very body   in my wildest dream. What if she is just a desire  Which dies with time  Or a lust quenching the thirst .  Maybe a stranger  Snatched away my breath  With every second , it see  Read More...
Published on Apr 18,2020 01:55 AM
Let me be a child Again
By mandira sarbabidya in Poetry | Reads: 685 | Likes: 0
Let me be a child Again So what if i have grown in Age. Age is just a number to utter. It has nothing to do with happiness and pain. The cotton candies still satisfy my taste buds. And the heavy shower drowning my paper, Boats still sow my heart. So what if i have grown in age.  I am a child at  Read More...
Published on May 7,2020 03:35 PM
Memory Lane
By Joshua Kennedy in Poetry | Reads: 684 | Likes: 0
Poor little girl, subjected to such horrors at such a tender age. Sad little boy, whose father beats him black and blue till he, bleeds every drop of trust. The whip of a belt, the crack of a fist, is all it takes for a childhood missed. All it takes, yet it takes all, the children, the innocent,   Read More...
Published on Jun 11,2020 03:36 PM
Never Too Late
By Meenakshi Dawer in General Literary | Reads: 682 | Likes: 0
#PandemicTime’s #CoronaVirus .....Now is the time to fight back together yet individually. We are all strong fighters in our own unique way. We have built together where we stand today. Today we may bear financial loses, mental fear, emotional insecurities of life and talk about it but we al  Read More...
Published on Mar 23,2020 01:35 PM
The women in me.
By Ruchi Monga Bhanote in True Story | Reads: 682 | Likes: 0
Basking in the glory of my all time favourite song... " I'm not a girl, not yet a women, all i need is time"... suddenly I realised that I haven't heard this song in a thousand years now. This was not only my favourite song but something that I so related to, to the extent that it was almost my tali  Read More...
Published on May 13,2020 11:36 AM
Time
By Sachi Mulki in Romance | Reads: 681 | Likes: 0
He neatly brushed his oiled hair to one side, pushing tiny strands behind his ears. “A side parting suits you, in my opinion”, he remembered her coyly smiling as they walked to school on a winter morning. Placing the bottle of coconut oil back in the shelf, he carefully put the marigold  Read More...
Published on May 2,2020 08:01 PM
Ambitions
By priyanka agarwalla in General Literary | Reads: 681 | Likes: 0
Ambitions and Dreams are two words which is used interchangeably..But hardly we understand the difference between them! "Dreams require effortless sleep And ambitions demand sleepless efforts"! Aim so high that it does not let you sleep! It grindes you like a goldsmith who brings out the best versio  Read More...
Published on May 17,2020 03:42 PM
An evening by the Ganges
By tina in General Literary | Reads: 679 | Likes: 0
I always find something mysterious in the dusk. The birds returning to their nest, the distant sound of the steamer, the tea sellers in their earnest try to sell some "lemon-chai", the gushing sound of the Ganges water hitting the last step of the ghat and me, observing every minute detail with a pe  Read More...
Published on Apr 3,2020 12:44 PM
A matter of time
By Pradyumna in Poetry | Reads: 679 | Likes: 0
The time was passing by but it was the same day I had barely ever sat with my family this way The clueless silence started taking a shape For I felt like the Superman without his Cape The soulful trees and the blissful rivers were in its natural course Now there's no one to wake them up by force The  Read More...
Published on May 15,2020 08:37 AM
Garbha
By Gayathri Devi Dutt in General Literary | Reads: 677 | Likes: 0
Ma, Ma, let me out please, cried a fragile voice.I paused and started looking around to recognise the voice source. The voice emerged again and again, gradually picking up sound, into the pattern of sound waves, creating ripples. Ripples in air!! The ripple size was unmeasurable but extended far eno  Read More...
Published on Jun 8,2020 12:49 AM
A work of elves
By varun in Poetry | Reads: 676 | Likes: 0
Hidden in the corner 'twas, subdued by Rumi in the shelves, Drowned in the flow of words, it still stood out, like some work of elves . Her hands flitted out of her robe unsure, whether to pick or desist From her true nature, but eventually, she couldn't resist . Sitting in the corner, she forgot al  Read More...
Published on May 15,2020 11:22 AM
A Dream for City of Dreams
By Swati in True Story | Reads: 673 | Likes: 0
Looking at  the Dead streets of my city made me cry for a moment, that how helpless we were in front of Mother Nature. Despite all the inventions & discoveries, we fail to save our kind, but deep down in our hearts, we all know that this return gift from Mother Nature are the ravages of our  Read More...
Published on Apr 4,2020 11:13 AM
Counting from Twenties to Forties
By Mridula Singh in Poetry | Reads: 673 | Likes: 0
In the early twenties, the world is a zeal. To conquer and make it kneel. The life's a ball game for you to catch. The tempest in the ocean is not your match. The next five years you yearn for a mushy affair. It's the time to lock your heart in someone's care. You juggle to settle or still bounce   Read More...
Published on Jun 8,2020 01:12 PM
Solace in Solitude
By SK in Poetry | Reads: 672 | Likes: 0
Shutting the doors of the outside world, She locked herself inside. Not wanting to be known, Not wanting to be noticed, She hid herself behind the door. As time passed by, She had built a world of her own, Darkness being her home, And loneliness her companion. She managed to smile on her own. The   Read More...
Published on Apr 1,2020 12:13 PM