Make hay while the sun shines...
By ankita nag in Poetry | Reads: 180 | Likes: 0
we have got detention, This time it's above our expectation Punishments are always for welfare Either you may or may not care World was inebriated with same chronic life I guess ,few prayers have been listened ,for a wealthy sustainable life. A life of purpose, A life  for loved one's A life fo  Read More...
Published on Apr 5,2020 04:00 PM
Here and There
By Bhawna Tagra in Poetry | Reads: 179 | Likes: 0
Here and there People everywhere Where to find peace He thinks over there  So much sound So much crowd He looked astound Found a man old Asked the question gold How can peace be found, sir? Look inside yourself, my dear  All the answers lie there He smiled and went back Found a spot and sa  Read More...
Published on May 28,2020 05:32 PM
I remember , the day
By Kunal P Jain in Poetry | Reads: 179 | Likes: 0
I remember, the day  While walking on the sidepath of Road . Carrying my backpack  On my way back to my home . Those tiny footsteps , While Enjoying the spring was just an  Another cherished moment  I lived for . An hour just before the sunset , While I was getting late  An  Read More...
Published on May 2,2020 08:47 PM
To my demons.
By Nisha Kesharwani in Poetry | Reads: 178 | Likes: 0
I am fighting you todayI will be fighting you againYou enchanted me into an empty worldWearing the mask of a goddessYou were devil beneath the modest You made me ur prisoner Lured me with your joyful blissAnd cursed me with a poisonous kissYou gave me dreams of a broken glass that were shattering fr  Read More...
Published on Apr 12,2020 05:10 PM
NEVER THEE BEFORE
By REHEJA K A in Poetry | Reads: 178 | Likes: 0
Walking along the solitary fields touching the rays of the sun blinding my eyes glancing at you  feeling me embraced reaching my hands to you holding it to thy tender hands  smiles at thy face prancing everywhere like a lamb singing like a hedge sparrow  turning into a smog love, the   Read More...
Published on Jun 8,2020 11:29 PM
Until that day.
By shreya koranne in General Literary | Reads: 178 | Likes: 0
Sophia was a very introvert girl from her childhood. She never liked to socialize with people. Being the third daughter of her parents, she did not get all their attention and also due to her lack of social skills most of the time was treated like a doormat.  She always liked being in her own l  Read More...
Published on Jun 13,2020 05:46 PM
Note to my Ex!!!
By Manjistha Mukherjee Bhatt in General Literary | Reads: 178 | Likes: 0
A Note to my Ex! Tell her that I wasn't docile and sugary like her, I was fiery and aggressive...yet you felt your heart swelling with pride each time I voiced my opinion loud and clear! Tell her I wasn't dainty or as prim and proper a lady as she is...yet my careless attitude and carefree ways br  Read More...
Published on Jun 5,2020 10:31 PM
First Be
By anushka bhartiya in Poetry | Reads: 178 | Likes: 0
First be. Be all that you want YOUR children to be. And you’ll never feel the need to teach them anything.  They’ll be learning every moment they are with you. Be human. Show them you’re human. And remember they are human too. Just tiny.  Armed with a brain that’s a  Read More...
Published on May 30,2020 06:49 AM
I CRAVE THE
By Sayan Roy in Poetry | Reads: 177 | Likes: 0
On that day my soul grew lonely Ah, distinctly I was loving I crave the brokenhearted, beloved bromance To warm me about the kindness I threw my interdependance upon the floor I crave the lovestick, loverlike loneliness, And so it came gently buzzing And its eyes have all the interrelating I crave  Read More...
Published on May 28,2020 02:43 PM
ME VS ME
By Arpita Das in General Literary | Reads: 176 | Likes: 0
   Life is weird and it teaches us lessons in the most unexpected way possible. One point you may be thinking everything is going fine and according to the plan but the next moment it turns upside down which is beyond expectation. That moment you may think about what I did wrong to be in t  Read More...
Published on Apr 17,2020 03:54 AM
Just wanna live again
By vihari in Poetry | Reads: 176 | Likes: 0
Just wanna live again those childhood days Just wanna live again those childhood days Where life was about learning  Not about I know everything... Where life was about having fun  watching cartoons... Not about love drama action Where life was about night sleep Not about sleepless night..  Read More...
Published on May 29,2020 12:10 AM
'Amygdala'
By Anupama in General Literary | Reads: 176 | Likes: 0
We celebrated a man on the moon, but never raised a glass to that which gave us ‘here’. I don’t understand the obsession. If we do right by it, one world is enough.   A species risks itself by evolving. It is only fair. Creation calls for a continual shift in regime, like seas  Read More...
Published on May 8,2020 02:22 PM
Your World, My Lord Has Failed!
By Sanjeev Gargish in Poetry | Reads: 176 | Likes: 0
Brahmins are supposed to appease the God, sing hymns in His praise.    This brahmin, however, is somewhat different. He also believes in giving his piece of mind to the Creator.    Well, this composition of mine is addressed to the Almighty :    Your world, my Lord, has  Read More...
Published on Apr 22,2020 09:16 AM
Climactic Scenery
By Akul Anandur in Poetry | Reads: 176 | Likes: 0
Clouds & fogs aligned at the bedSo perfectly like an exhibit modelUncannily apparent as cotton shawls. How I yearn for my ImaginationTo help me dive onto the trampoline! The Sun melting into half,Like an orange candy dipped in water.The water is notorious,He wants to diffuse the colours across-D  Read More...
Published on May 2,2020 10:05 PM
One more day
By Tanya Soni in Poetry | Reads: 175 | Likes: 0
Waking up to mom's screamings, Now waking up to the sun's rays, Striking my face like finally, they've come to take me away. But I never want them to settle. The sun is the only reminder of my existence. Like an abandoned child, I lie here, in this room, Craving for the affection and love I deserve.  Read More...
Published on Apr 7,2020 07:31 PM
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