The Trip
By ARYAN HURIA in Crime | Reads: 237 | Likes: 1
Last summer, I went to a beautiful hill station and by beautiful, I more or less refer to the hill station and not to the happenings. We were a group of 10 people who decided to go for a trek to Manali. We reached there by bus. It indeed was a beautiful place. I started loving it from the moment I s  Read More...
Published on Apr 25,2020 05:53 PM
Conversation with her
By Simran in True Story | Reads: 234 | Likes: 1
There are places where I can get lost with myself and call it home. But is home always the place where you find peace?  Conversation with her: " No matter where ever you'd go, wander, live but you'll find peace, when you'd return home."  I thought when I was young, until, I saw someone fo  Read More...
Published on Apr 21,2020 11:49 PM
Lambent sorrow, perfervid romanticism
By Priyanka Hazra in Poetry | Reads: 233 | Likes: 1
The trauma of being born in ⁣ the epoch of tattered ⁣ hearts or the delectation of ⁣ being able to love yet. ⁣ Which is that one thing you ⁣ want to weave into ⁣ a masterpiece, love? ⁣ For that will pulsate among ⁣ the threads of the ⁣ tafetta and will be inked ⁣ upon the burial   Read More...
Published on Apr 1,2020 12:29 PM
Crossroads
By Shreyosi in Romance | Reads: 230 | Likes: 1
  Indolent afternoons, I snuggle up on my favorite bean bag at the Crossword. Smelling my newly bought novel, I fondly go through the excerpt, when suddenly a purple ford on the road catches my attention.  And I look outside the window, longer than usual, almost in anticipation.&  Read More...
Published on Apr 10,2020 09:15 PM
A waltz under the moon
By Kavipriya in Crime | Reads: 223 | Likes: 1
It is beautiful tonight. I stand by the window overlooking the front lawn watching the wispy snow cover the ground heedless to the deafening song blaring out of the television. The sky is clear with a full moon so beautiful that the sky must be gratified to be graced with its presence. Looking at  Read More...
Published on Apr 23,2020 11:55 PM
Tales of my pain
By Priyanka Hazra in Poetry | Reads: 220 | Likes: 1
The tales of my mundane ⁣ pain are repeated,⁣ on every fall. The ⁣ leaves turn mellow each ⁣ time they are hit with⁣ the bleak facts.⁣ And people call it as⁣ the effect of the ⁣ changing seasons.⁣ My tales are synonymous⁣ to the thick braids.⁣ ⁣ Pale. Filthy. Messy.⁣ ⁣ Th  Read More...
Published on Apr 1,2020 12:24 PM
The devil's diamond
By Debashree Roy in Thriller | Reads: 215 | Likes: 1
It was dark; the street was so lonely, suddenly! An old woman appeared in front of my car, I tried to stop the car and I woke up, and found that it was a nightmare. I’m Mary Watson, an archaeologist and it all started when, I got the work of searching “The Devil’s Diamond”. T  Read More...
Published on May 3,2020 08:00 PM
I sensed you
By creatorcreates18 in Poetry | Reads: 214 | Likes: 1
I beheld you in the eyes of my parents when they prayed almighty I heard you when you were silent  I tasted you when pricks of fear were subsiding under your preparations  I smelled you in the sweats of efforts. I felt you when He blessed.  Hey confidence you have seized me up!&  Read More...
Published on Apr 22,2020 01:50 AM
A Bookoholics world
By hiya shah in General Literary | Reads: 212 | Likes: 1
I squeezed myself on the chair, adjacent to his. Penning a few words as he poured his desires out. We were a foot afar yet his mouthed tales slide me miles beyond. It may seem queer but a struggling writer in the age of technology would still travel for an hour in the ever crowded metro's just to ca  Read More...
Published on Apr 13,2020 01:54 AM
Its never too dark
By Tulsi negi in Poetry | Reads: 207 | Likes: 1
To everyone, Maybe you're lost and looking for sunshine, Maybe you're sad and looking for a smile. So, Here I am to tell you, You'll get what you want,                                  only if you try. The struggle   Read More...
Published on Apr 19,2020 01:06 AM
Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
By Saba Fatima in Poetry | Reads: 206 | Likes: 1
Shhhh! Don’t step out of the closet,   For people around you may have another mind-set,   Hundreds like you have hung themselves by the rope,   Look outside this tent, do you see any hope?       Perhaps in the cities, you could walk with pride,   Carrying the  Read More...
Published on Apr 8,2020 06:08 AM
Love
By Priyanka Hazra in Poetry | Reads: 191 | Likes: 1
Mamma whispers about love ⁣ on the dinner table and ⁣ serves it with half spoonful ⁣ of dessert as if it is the ⁣ forbidden fruit that expelled ⁣ mankind from heaven.⁣ Baba wants me to believe that ⁣ he doesn't like the word love, ⁣ so he hides it between the ⁣ folds of his tie.⁣  Read More...
Published on Apr 1,2020 12:26 PM
Moving On
By Chandrayan Gupta in General Literary | Reads: 1,035 | Likes: 0
 The beggar glanced to his right, and saw that the young man in his late twenties was back again. He had been coming here, to the dimly lit and barren street, every day for the past week. All he ever did was stare for hours at end out at the lake running alongside the street. His face would reg  Read More...
Published on Mar 22,2020 09:47 PM
Beloved
By Namrata Dev in Thriller | Reads: 982 | Likes: 0
The minute I got out of the car and retired my shades to my head the first thing I noticed was how blindingly bright it was and how grateful I was for those shades, now resting on the top of my head. There was a light cool breeze that was refreshing contrasting the sultry atmosphere. I was sweating   Read More...
Published on Mar 22,2020 10:00 PM
Daddy.. we are waiting ..
By Kanmani Rajesh in Travel | Reads: 819 | Likes: 0
It was a year since I visited my country. I was so excited about gonna meet my kith and kin. Almost every time I travelled I was busy with my little kid who is now a big boy. So, I had the luxury to look around and watch things going on. A lot of people fumbling with spoons or having trouble filling  Read More...
Published on Mar 31,2020 12:28 AM