Healing Nature
By Foram Soneta in Poetry | Reads: 230 | Likes: 0
Nature comforts human and give reason to smile. Human spoil nature and steal away its shine. Decades of pollution and in just one month nature started healing. Few months of pain & human keep on holding such feelings. Lets pledge to learn from nature and adapt its features. lets forget, forgi  Read More...
Published on May 17,2020 01:34 AM
Quarantine- The positive side
By Dannis Brij in General Literary | Reads: 230 | Likes: 0
So what all you find in this quarantine life, in a lockdown.... Air is fresh, breathing seems easy and light , a blue sky... a beautiful evening,  never seen before shades in the sky, sunsets  are so good from your terrace.  You got your family back.. moments  you&  Read More...
Published on Apr 13,2020 09:52 PM
My True Identity
By ankita srivastava in Poetry | Reads: 230 | Likes: 0
The most difficult question for me to answer  Who are you? Tell something about you? Since my childhood even I'm discovering and Looking for  Who am I And why am I here  Whatever I came to know till now Seems very superficial  Just information Not the reality  I know whateve  Read More...
Published on Jun 6,2020 05:20 PM
Of Blossoms & Love...
By Sanjana Chawla in Romance | Reads: 230 | Likes: 0
Dear Zara,How have you been? Time erodes so fast, isn't it?It seems as if we were walking with your blue painted nails; seeking shelter in my hands just yesterday. But alas! That’s the false reality. All the times we've had together and your childish whimsical talks still haunt me day ‘n  Read More...
Published on Apr 10,2020 04:51 PM
Covid-19 A New Beginning
By roystern dsouza in General Literary | Reads: 229 | Likes: 0
I think I'm gently fading away,  For I just cannot breathe I see myself going six feet under, Upon my coffin, no boquet no wreath!None will be allowed to see me,  Neither will I any lucky beTo say my final goodbyes And how much my family means to me. Sometimes you need   Read More...
Published on May 6,2020 09:32 AM
A day in the beggar's life
By KALPANA ANNAPRAGADA in Poetry | Reads: 229 | Likes: 0
Holding the begging bowl in my hand, I stood up, early in the morning beggining the day with hope That today my stomach will be filled at least a little, not fully, Someone stopped near me..,No, not for me.. He had stopped To speak to someone, People are passing by, and as usual, I am waiting with m  Read More...
Published on Mar 25,2020 09:07 AM
Alive But Dead
By Ananya Kumari in Poetry | Reads: 227 | Likes: 0
My soul died long back; When they asked me to fold my track, While I was trying to stack the sacks, Of happines and peaceful naps. I was one with tearful fears, Elsewhere there was a cheerful gear. I was trying to regain the peaceful meet; In the world of hatered and merciless feet. I was one, the  Read More...
Published on Mar 25,2020 11:08 AM
Birthday wish for my Mom
By Pavan K in Poetry | Reads: 227 | Likes: 0
When i have no Idea you are my Wikipedia  which ever Direction i Ride you know it because you are my Guide In each step of my life You are Necessary  Because you are complete Dictionary  when i get lost in Nature you are my Best Teacher you are my www.Google.com I wish you Happy Birth  Read More...
Published on May 12,2020 12:33 AM
She and him.
By Meryl Rock in Romance | Reads: 227 | Likes: 0
  Him, he, this mush had a hint of unrelenting tryst, She saw him, found herself binge watching his trance.    Now his almond eyes coruscated as it hit the morning dawn, It had a zest of brazen mixed with a gust of tawny brown.    As his lips delineated into a smile, she saw  Read More...
Published on Jun 10,2020 02:30 PM
Staying apart
By Sana Malhotra in Poetry | Reads: 227 | Likes: 0
How beautiful it is to stay apart, My heart asking for his heartbeat. My eyes longing to see his face as if i just want to keep his face imprinted in my eyes. My soul craving for his soul. My eyes waiting to get drowned in his deep, full of secret eyes. My hands waiting to cling on his shoulders. My  Read More...
Published on Apr 5,2020 07:01 PM
Alunde Aluia
By Keerthana Nithyakumar in War Story | Reads: 226 | Likes: 0
Alunde Aluia  Aziza woke up with tears of joy streaming from her eyes as her father didn’t stop tickling her until she got out of bed. She ran straight towards the aroma of yoghurt and tantalizing fragrance of freesia flowers that led her to Madeeda – a dish made with mill  Read More...
Published on May 23,2020 01:23 AM
My tatoo!!!
By Drishya Anil in True Story | Reads: 225 | Likes: 0
Tring...Tring.... My phone rang,Ya it was you who called me after watching that old movie which potrayed siblings love during your quarantine days,to say to me something!!!Your words went straight into my heart...I think somehow my eyes got to find that and a salty water stream was going down my che  Read More...
Published on May 17,2020 12:43 AM
Bliss in simplicty
By Sushmita Shankhwar in Poetry | Reads: 225 | Likes: 0
Why being simple isn’t easy, Misjudged as being cheaper and hazy, Might be productive as well as lazy, It’s their way feel free and be crazy, Outfits making no sense, hairs going tangled, Just making way through slippers horribly jangled, Expressions hold so much in the words, Emotions o  Read More...
Published on Mar 25,2020 06:54 PM
Just another sunset
By liquorice in Poetry | Reads: 225 | Likes: 0
I went there, to the land that had thoughts and soul of our love.I'd lay there and think of you.The grasses still smell fresh and were still green.A canopy of sun ray falls on your dark black hairYou eyes turn towards me and some where inside I keep telling myself to stay stillWith this there was an  Read More...
Published on Apr 19,2020 07:15 AM
First Cry
By Mayank Manohar in Travel | Reads: 225 | Likes: 0
All my life I have loved the mountains and have always felt at peace when I am around them. I wrote this when I visited the mountains for the first time ever and tears came rolling down my eyes. It was in Bir, Himachal Pradesh. First Cry: Dear Mountains, I don’t remember my first cry when I wa  Read More...
Published on May 4,2020 11:36 PM
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