LOCKDOWN’S IMPACT: NO END OF INDIA’S CRISIS
By Kapilendra Das in General Literary | Reads: 1,714 | Likes: 22
LOCKDOWN’S IMPACT: NO END OF INDIA’S CRISIS                                                                    &n  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 12:04 PM
Winter Rain
By Ehboklang Pyngrope in General Literary | Reads: 816 | Likes: 22
It is about 9 in the morning. The wind fiercely fighting for dominance with the lightning and thunder, while the rain continued its losing fight. It is a cold December but not a quiet one. My kids rushed through the door screaming their joyous "Merry Christmas" while the youngest one pulls her blank  Read More...
Published on Apr 20,2020 10:10 PM
Sexuality Under the Sheets
By Shivangi Arora in Poetry | Reads: 1,070 | Likes: 17
As I switch off the light, I endure myself with the same plight. I kiss her lips without anyone being in sight. I give her all of my heart but I lose my mind. I look at her innocent eyes which lowkey cries, tired of spilling lies. I promise her, I am going to make it all alright when I am myself tir  Read More...
Published on May 7,2020 06:42 PM
My twin!
By Cheshta Mitra in Poetry | Reads: 814 | Likes: 17
I found you when I felt lonely Realised that you were my one and only. I thought it was real, Little did I know,how helpless it would feel. I thought it was different, How dare you be so ignorant? I summed you up to be my twin, Falling for yet another wrong guy,it has been. How ironic it is to ha  Read More...
Published on May 14,2020 01:59 AM
HIM
By Samiksha Parekh in Poetry | Reads: 1,191 | Likes: 16
HIM Once again came Monday a working day Once again fear woke up with no gay A little boy was he in school Went all 5 days to make himself a fool An unusual guest was he to this world Boys laughed girls chuckled--Harsh words Loner as he was sat in the corner Longing a company to walk with honour Wha  Read More...
Published on Jun 4,2020 01:12 PM
Battles
By HARISH SANT in Poetry | Reads: 871 | Likes: 15
As they set forth fight it out on the highway to hell,  Who shall die and who shall live, nobody can tell...# Tankers, fighter planes, guns and ships,  Fire away in unison, killing hundreds in their trips...# And as the bodies pile up on either ends of the battle ground,  Brothers, fr  Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 06:54 PM
Hazel
By bones&flesh in Poetry | Reads: 631 | Likes: 15
This moment was unseen, As I was barely seventeen. My dad was dejected, My decisions he rejected. His wife was distressed This, her tears expressed Her son's hazel stare, Reflected no care To escape his deadly frown I held my head down The splitting pain and fear Betokened the time was near As I was  Read More...
Published on May 14,2020 12:44 PM
About difference of opinions
By Bhoomika in General Literary | Reads: 2,682 | Likes: 14
To respect everyone's opinion is a topic which is known by all of us but still some of us think that 'No! This thing cannot be correct at all'. This is what we have to change in today's world. This topic is already explained in many books, out of which I know about Anekantvaad which is beautifully e  Read More...
Published on Jun 14,2020 07:00 PM
Love and the faith.
By zeenat fatima in True Story | Reads: 1,381 | Likes: 14
I was sitting at the window seat, suddenly a heavy vehicle crossed and it made my heart beat faster. The girl who was sitting next to me offered me a water bottle, I thanked her and asked her name. she introduced herself as Zehra malik and inquired about me. We talked a bit and I told her that I am   Read More...
Published on Jun 13,2020 12:42 AM
His presence
By Tanmay Anand in Poetry | Reads: 988 | Likes: 14
As he just crosses by His skin touches mine Like a holy wine That touch of his everlasts Not on my body But on my soul The whole place smells like him Every breath of him can be felt Those cold currents suddenly wraps me around tight with a little bit of warmth sight Ahhhhnmmmm I don't know there's   Read More...
Published on May 25,2020 07:30 PM
The Photograph
By Apoorva Vishnuvajhala in Horror | Reads: 770 | Likes: 14
It was a magical camera.  I knew it as soon as I saw it on the display at the pawnshop. It was love at first sight. Though I had cameras at home, this one called out to me. I wanted it so bad. I went inside and asked the owner about it. He told me it was a decade camera. Everytime I would c  Read More...
Published on May 2,2020 04:52 PM
I don't know about tomorrow.
By Shirin Sebastian in Poetry | Reads: 596 | Likes: 14
My dear, I don't know about tomorrow, but I love you today and will love you every today. To witness the outline of the sky with tiny pieces of glittering diamonds, for I don't know of tomorrow if the sky will be lit by stars or not. To swim by the river and feel every ripple touch my skin like chil  Read More...
Published on Apr 13,2020 01:50 PM
GO CORONA GO
By inchara in General Literary | Reads: 1,132 | Likes: 13
   GO CORONA GO!!!   It all turned scary in the midst of a daily routine, Everyone were Barrie residing in their bailey. They had to carry their belongings to not be a Wally, Stopping all the intermarry and going doolally :D Go corona go!   Moving on with ease accepting the chang  Read More...
Published on Mar 23,2020 10:50 PM
AFTER LOCKDOWN JITTERS
By Urvi Momaya in General Literary | Reads: 818 | Likes: 13
As we all know, the whole world is battling against the coronavirus through lockdowns and social distancing and so is India. Mumbai, the heartbeat and pride of India is the most affected by the virus. So much so that for first time ever; Mumbai’s lifeline, local trains, had to be shut down. It  Read More...
Published on May 27,2020 11:16 AM
Augmented Haunting
By Gautam Narayan in Horror | Reads: 381 | Likes: 13
"it's actually wicked haunted" Zacharia remembered Samuel Cartwright relay this crucial warning to him. Zacharia didn't believe in the supernatural. Nothing was haunted in this universe. Everything was explainable. The MARE or the Multidimensional Augmented Reality Experience that took up Zach's dec  Read More...
Published on May 30,2020 12:13 AM
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