My Mother: Reflection Of Argumentative Indian!
By in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 730 | Likes: 0
My mother is  virtually a recluse even at home, forget social gatherings! She prefers company of books, magazines and newspapers over chit chat in group of ladies!! A well read lady who loves to scan any writen piece be it a long novel or newspaper with precision of an acamedician!! Iron willed  Read More...
Published on Apr 3,2020 09:57 AM
A new country,a new home!
By Jyotsna Kumar in General Literary | Reads: 730 | Likes: 0
She stood amidst the  paved sidewalks  streaming  traffic and pedestrians. The sense of order amidst the chaos struck her as unreal. The pathway was teeming with people yet there was no jostling , just the slight blur of each one passing the other by. The skyline that had seemed intim  Read More...
Published on May 5,2020 09:42 AM
The Lock Down
By Nabin Chandra Mishra in Poetry | Reads: 729 | Likes: 0
The Lock Down     The lock down was preordained, “To defeat the dreaded Covid-19”. At the cost of all the comforts, All remain inside without agitating.     The every blueprint that was in mind,  Could not be fulfilled and was adjourned. The hope persisted only f  Read More...
Published on May 14,2020 12:12 PM
Seed of Life
By Preeti Agrawal in Poetry | Reads: 729 | Likes: 0
Seed of life The seed of life exists within.  You just try to first, login Come out of the likes-dislikes trap Look for the deepest core to unwrap First you, bow to this,  Simply the way it is.  Without making impressions, detach Realizing this is maturity Just experience it, for wha  Read More...
Published on May 14,2020 09:19 PM
A Man with Successful Destination
By Jennifer in True Story | Reads: 728 | Likes: 0
Jenny Angel People with confidence always come up with solutions But people with over confidence always leads to regret. We ususally meet different kind of people in different stages of life. I met a man whose thinking was far different from the people we come through in day to day life. He was co  Read More...
Published on Jun 9,2020 01:25 PM
THE OLD MAN AND THE LESSON HE TAUGHT ME
By snigdha jain in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 726 | Likes: 0
I used to see this old man sitting on the same park bench every day. I have a habit of going on a walk every morning at 7:00 a.m. the morning gives me happiness with all its brightness and shine. The chirping sounds of the birds, is the most calming thing in the world. The green colour of the trees   Read More...
Published on Jun 14,2020 06:43 PM
SHE
By Kaanan Sehgal in General Literary | Reads: 722 | Likes: 0
                                          WOMAN- what thought crosses our mind when we first hear of this word? Thought is secondary,but what first pops up in our head is an image of a female be  Read More...
Published on May 15,2020 04:29 PM
Fireflies
By Malvika Amdekar in General Literary | Reads: 721 | Likes: 0
We underestimate the importance of pain and darkness, really. We always call it names and want all of it to run away from us. We always treat it like an outsider, an unknown entity which doesn't belong to us. We try hard and hard to be free from its clutches. We drive ourselves mad for carrying it.   Read More...
Published on May 15,2020 10:14 AM
The Dark Camouflage
By Arunima Datta in Poetry | Reads: 721 | Likes: 0
Night is where I belong.. I gather all my crumbled pieces and gradually unveil myself from the masquerade that I clad myself in, as an attire, throughout the Day.. For.. I shed and peel off my aching camouflaged skin and expose myself in layers to the darkness and taciturnity of it.. Slowly amalgama  Read More...
Published on May 15,2020 11:35 AM
The colors
By Suraksha Satish in General Literary | Reads: 720 | Likes: 0
For us,  Pink signifies happiness,  Red signifies love,  Yellow signifies hope,  White signifies peace and  Black signifies evilness.  There come visually challenged people who,  Live in black,  Love in black,  Hope in black,  Find their happiness an  Read More...
Published on May 3,2020 04:58 PM
Sunday is Mundane
By Aashi Krishnatray in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 720 | Likes: 0
                                                                Never had I imagined the Sun to be so mundane. It was a Sunday morning as I  Read More...
Published on May 30,2020 08:51 PM
Me & schizophrenia part 1
By Hima.D in Poetry | Reads: 719 | Likes: 0
Me & schizophrenia pt.1//. I wake up on a pool of sweat, screaming; I can't stop screaming. Mom runs to my room ; anxious .  She hugs me asking me to calm down. Pushing her away,  I run out of the house. I keep running and running to shut the laughing voices inside my head. I bang my h  Read More...
Published on Apr 16,2020 11:59 AM
Mitti ki khushboo
By Aieshwarya Singh in General Literary | Reads: 718 | Likes: 0
One fine day i got up unwilling to enter the rush of regular days, I stopped. I stopped from running in the usual tracks of life and took a breathe and asked . I asked the inner me that is it good time to take a break? A break from the lights, the desires, the material lifestyle and a  Read More...
Published on Apr 5,2020 12:58 PM
Expectations
By Chanchal in General Literary | Reads: 718 | Likes: 0
You create a blurred imagery of your own which has high expectations. The level of expectations is so high that you can't even think of getting down to a lower stage.I feel the most affecting virtual expectations are that from a human. You take it to such a level that you end up creating homes in yo  Read More...
Published on Apr 8,2020 11:53 PM
Other (good) Version of Corona Pandemic
By anmol in True Story | Reads: 718 | Likes: 0
Folks are amused why I sound so happy during the lockdown. They find my laughter and cracking jokes over phone calls rather sarcastic and preposterous. How could a person, specifically a woman, stranded alone at a rented house in a red zone city away from family and friends, be so jovial and enjoyin  Read More...
Published on May 5,2020 09:28 AM
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