INEXPLICABLE DESIRES
By deepa in Romance | Reads: 264 | Likes: 0
“What are you saying?” an ecstatic Eshan over the phone. All his colleagues gazed at him in amazement. Eshan was the copy editor with a fashion magazine in Mumbai. He had started out as an assistant and gradually within 6 years had become the copy editor. His best friend in the office  Read More...
Published on May 28,2020 11:58 AM
Farewell
By Pogo in General Literary | Reads: 264 | Likes: 0
Years have passed,Time has flown,Yet to Unleash  the dissertation,No more can we hold.The day we stepped in,With a wrenched heart and fickle mind,Leaving behind the hands of the trusted ones,Thrusting ourselves into the unfamiliar world of bewilderment with cracked bones.Time tested our patienc  Read More...
Published on May 9,2020 11:12 AM
Ask A Homeless
By Preeti Agrawal in Poetry | Reads: 264 | Likes: 0
Ask a homeless If staying home is a fuss, Ask a homeless. If solitude creates a grudge, Ask a homeless. Not so commonly seen, over-scheduled, At home, over anxious. For a little longer, being homeless Politely acceptable, with nothing more or less. With every moment clueless, Life smelled sweet in t  Read More...
Published on May 4,2020 07:59 PM
Love waits
By Shweta in Romance | Reads: 264 | Likes: 0
A normal life lead by any human being or to be precise any Indian male tied down by society obligations or professional ..was my lifestyle too. I was leading a happy and normal life busy with my profession my family my friends untill one day ....That one day, 8 years ago,  when she came from no  Read More...
Published on May 4,2020 10:33 PM
Blurred
By aashish in Poetry | Reads: 263 | Likes: 0
Was it the distance ? Was it just the sepration ? I wish I knew what it really was Your sight, your words and now you All turned blurry No more could I understand you Or your thoughts Maybe I was losing my sight  Will you not come again to guide me with your light ? Blurry, that's how everythin  Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 12:28 PM
Iam an introvert
By Bhargavi kulkarni in True Story | Reads: 263 | Likes: 0
"I am an introvert". I know this now and I am not ashamed of it. Some days you'd never guess I am introverted, others it's pretty obvious to see that I am one. I'm awkward when I need to talk to someone or start a conversation. Addressing or being part of a big group of people for a long period of t  Read More...
Published on Jun 1,2020 01:34 PM
Bestfriends. Again?
By Ansh in General Literary | Reads: 263 | Likes: 0
Life seems to look more messy,  May be you were the escape to calm my mind, Your absence make me see how worst situations I got to deal, Whole throughout the day it was the "us" moment which literally made me cherish it, No matter how things were, but one talk with you would make everything dis  Read More...
Published on Jun 5,2020 05:34 PM
This is not a poem
By Fateh Singh in Poetry | Reads: 263 | Likes: 0
I like to say I write words But often times they write themselves  I wonder if I could call them poetry I’ve read poetry with words so true It has left me in a vicarious shell I’ve read poetry with imagery so menacing It can blow you in a hurricane of harangue  I’ve re  Read More...
Published on Mar 26,2020 01:41 AM
I remember
By Riya in Poetry | Reads: 262 | Likes: 0
I REMEMBER:I remember your mere presence,not your exotic scent.I remember your chaotic words,not your soothing voice.I remember your innumerable lies,not your flattering promises.I remember your shameless betrayal,not your tender love.I remember your awful memoriesnot your poetic musings  Read More...
Published on Apr 20,2020 10:56 PM
The Empty Tin Box
By Amitav Misra in General Literary | Reads: 262 | Likes: 0
She stared at the empty tin box. She had half a mind to pry it open again. But she knew what she would find. And hope alone doesn’t fill a stomach, leave alone three. She looked out of the kitchen. Her children were playing there. Poor children don’t need toys to play, she thought to her  Read More...
Published on May 19,2020 08:08 PM
The core
By Deepshika in Poetry | Reads: 262 | Likes: 0
There's something good in every person who seems badThere's something bad in every person who seems goodThere's so much more in a person that we cannot seeThere's something special underneath the mask we all putWe feel pity for ourselves because we see us without any maskYet, we fail to lift up some  Read More...
Published on Apr 12,2020 12:19 AM
WALKING ON ICE
By luna in General Literary | Reads: 262 | Likes: 0
Eternal darkness is surrounded, wish I could escape. Am I alone? I can hear whispers in silence. Demons I'm fighting with, pulling me under. Nyxo, I won't stop and loose control.  Cold piercing into my skin while I'm walking on this path. Can you hear me calling for help? Pull me out and give m  Read More...
Published on Apr 29,2020 05:26 PM
Falling in love, AGAIN!
By Sanil Yadav in Romance | Reads: 262 | Likes: 0
I’m your regular, average looking guy next door. Well, that is after I have had my share of one-night stands, hook ups, flings and girlfriends during my 20s. My idea of a relationship has always been movies, dinners and sex involving no emotional attachment unless demanded. While I was foolin  Read More...
Published on May 10,2020 12:53 AM
Little Stars WE Are!
By Ananya Kumari in Poetry | Reads: 262 | Likes: 0
We are the buds, Hanging from the forest hugs. With the beauty of the mountain and falling shower, We are GLORIOUS LITTLE FLOWERS. With our roots as deep as a foundation dug; And dreams as high as the skyline hung. We have our imagination so colourful and bright, Which is as essential as a lantern`  Read More...
Published on Apr 3,2020 11:21 PM
One and the Same
By Chris Mathew in Romance | Reads: 261 | Likes: 0
Things that I left unsaid. You told me I was your greatest muse, In the end all you gave were excuse. And you try to remind me of the history. But in the end, it was all just misery. That how can I end it so easily? How do I even sleep so peacefully? The truth is, We both were damaged, Maybe even be  Read More...
Published on Apr 25,2020 12:16 PM
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