Love
By Konki Kamal Sharon in Mythology | Reads: 435 | Likes: 0
I wonder the way a wound heals In the word of his name It shakes all opposite of evil eyes In the word of his name It lightens the heavy burdened heart By the love of his majesty It turns deepest sorrow to light By his utmost caring loyalty He is the one who changes the past With a brightfull futu  Read More...
Published on Jun 1,2020 12:19 AM
Farewell Dear Friend
By Bushra in Poetry | Reads: 434 | Likes: 0
True friendship isn't about being inseparable, it's about being seperated and nothing changes.It's the friends we meet along the road that help us appreciate the journey. :) Just beside you or far away, true friends are forever close to your heart. They are like the wind. You can never see  Read More...
Published on Apr 11,2020 07:13 PM
The Corona Baby!
By Srila Ramanujam in Poetry | Reads: 433 | Likes: 0
The Corona Baby!  You suddenly appeared, just gripping everyone alike,      Man, woman and child….All in your web, caught much to their dislike! Don’t touch, don’t touch – for the Germ spreads far n wide they said;      Made huge cries an  Read More...
Published on Mar 23,2020 06:51 PM
Senior citizens of today
By Deepa Aiyar in General Literary | Reads: 433 | Likes: 0
Senior citizens  of today really deserve a standing ovation. While coping with their physical and mental age related fragilities to the best that they could , they stand as a great backbone and support cushion to their children and grandchildren. By " just being there for us" they silently as  Read More...
Published on Apr 3,2020 12:38 PM
Pity party
By Manjari Sharma in Poetry | Reads: 431 | Likes: 0
Once, every other week, I like to throw myself one of these parties just to remind myself of my damaged state. It’s not out of a moment of hesitation Nor is it a dilemma or a state of confusion. Make no mistake, I’m not looking for solutions Or trying to figure out life but that’s   Read More...
Published on Mar 25,2020 01:12 PM
FLASHBACKS
By Purvi Shah in Poetry | Reads: 431 | Likes: 0
If you could do it again, would you meet them again for the first time or would you walk away? My fingers stopped scrolling when I read this on Instagram, Instinctively, my thoughts wandered towards you. And I thought, 'No' I wouldn't want to meet you again for the first time, I wouldn't want to ca  Read More...
Published on Apr 15,2020 10:14 PM
The dilapidated palace
By Rhea Muthappa in Poetry | Reads: 430 | Likes: 0
On a stroll down the street, I glanced at pretty houses I admired one's windows and the other's door One's picket fence caught my breath and the other's overpowering color My eyes then fell upon a beauty A beauty like I'd never seen before An epitome of royalty and damage It stood straight, tall and  Read More...
Published on May 11,2020 08:29 AM
Fearless
By shelja gupta in Poetry | Reads: 429 | Likes: 0
Today I set myself free  from the past, the present image i fear  has yet to be surpasses, I'm not afraid, I promise I will  stand to the last .  I hope it's not the end  because changes are yet to impend.  The war I have  chosen to fight,  I hope I make it ri  Read More...
Published on May 31,2020 01:13 PM
Obsessed!
By Diksha Das in Fantasy | Reads: 428 | Likes: 0
Who would have thought that would be our last evening walk together? You wanted to see those lights over that hill,and I was at the verge of making another weird dream of yours,come true. Sometimes, it baffles me about how you were obsessed with things, you know? Well, I would not call that OCD, but  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 05:26 AM
FROM THE DIARY OF A LOST SOUL AND A BROKEN HEART
By Swaroop in General Literary | Reads: 426 | Likes: 0
On the shore... In between the ever-busy city and the sea... Infront of the soothing tides... Amidst the pitch black night... There I sat on the sands of the beach... Staring at the moon whose was the only light that was breaking the darkness... Listening to the waves whose was the only sound tha  Read More...
Published on Mar 25,2020 05:14 PM
Dear bro"s
By sreebhavya in Poetry | Reads: 426 | Likes: 0
you're my strength... you're my weakness... You're like Mom... you're like Dad... I know we are miles apart from each other.. I know that we can't be together all time.. Our rooms aren't hanged by our pictures.. We haven't celebrated a RAKSHA BANDHAN all together yet... But still we have i  Read More...
Published on Apr 3,2020 05:24 AM
Chappak
By Mohammed Zaheeruddin in Poetry | Reads: 423 | Likes: 0
In the list of survives she was named, then burnt all her photos which were framed, stopped her journey for what she dreamed, none of her fault she was shamed. Class twelve she was just pass, Life became a coin which was tossed. She never had photos which were posed, but the chapter of her beauty i  Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 08:01 AM
sorry, I'm not a snowflake.
By Riya in General Literary | Reads: 422 | Likes: 0
sorry!! I'm not a snowflake!!You're cold as the snow.I'm warm as the beach.you expected a snowflake,I turned to be a horizon ,which you can't stand to see.But remember, you always knew,that i was as divine as a horizon.And you would meltwith a tiny ray of light,just like the snow.  Read More...
Published on Apr 20,2020 10:59 PM
Childish Questions
By Madhu Shruti Mukherjee in Poetry | Reads: 421 | Likes: 0
Childish Questions "Qua-ran-tine. How do you spell it, Mum?" Asked little Rita, looking tired and glum. She had been pulled back in from her afternoon play, And she'll be in here for weeks, or so they say. "You once told me, that you do the dishes well, And Dad always has some company cookware to   Read More...
Published on Apr 3,2020 05:49 PM
One last time
By Madhulika Rakhade in Poetry | Reads: 421 | Likes: 0
These flames within me, They want to swallow everything, Like a small kid, I want to save every memory from burning. There were times when I, No longer felt like revoking them. Finding million reasons, Just to keep them untouched deep inside. Never felt the urge to, Exhibit my feelings. Drown  Read More...
Published on May 21,2020 04:52 PM
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