The Glimmering Nights
By Sameeha Mohammed in Poetry | Reads: 364 | Likes: 0
After all the glimmering nightsAfter all the giggles and cuddlesAfter all, the bright and right things the day had to offer A strange feeling would culminateAnd then everything seemed wrongThe glimmer would perish too soonThe giggles would turn to sobsThe bright and right things were then:Only of th  Read More...
Published on May 6,2020 02:08 PM
SHE
By Ruchira Garai in Poetry | Reads: 361 | Likes: 0
You see her face in the crowd Embracing her semblance,  Battling the vicious world Quietly enduring the undeserved penance. She might be the one who was thrashed today,  or maybe, the one with a scar, Perhaps the one declared irrelevant or the one, whose body is at war.  Yet you see   Read More...
Published on May 31,2020 10:08 AM
Where Lilies fall
By Sreeju B in Romance | Reads: 359 | Likes: 0
  “Joseph, make sure that arch can stand the wind. Be careful.” Kevin requested the decoration supervisor as he entered the vibrant hall.                 Xavier’s recreational hall was getting ready for another event for the dawn. Facing  Read More...
Published on Apr 12,2020 06:48 PM
Short poem in which can you find a story ?
By samruddhi in Romance | Reads: 359 | Likes: 0
And yet again I fell for you . There was a year gap of the all the events that passed , And yet I again I thought nothing changed, But you don't know what a year does to a person You know nothing remains the same . Let's start with dinner dates and drives, This year I thought there was a different v  Read More...
Published on Apr 14,2020 01:18 AM
The Brave You
By Alisha Nandeshwar in Poetry | Reads: 358 | Likes: 0
 Love began when the world began, The pain began with you, Everyone has their own story, But you will read only a few.   It's not easy to speak of things, Not easy to open your heart, It gets only worse, When things start falling apart.    But there comes a time, When you have to  Read More...
Published on May 16,2020 03:56 PM
The Art of Kintsugi
By Sahitya in Poetry | Reads: 357 | Likes: 0
I once read somewhere About Kintsugi The art of repairing broken objects with gold, Every single piece of the object After being mended Was considered beautiful And got a higher value to be sold. Is it the same way With our hearts? Our heart which has gone through A million waves of emotion, Our he  Read More...
Published on May 14,2020 12:59 AM
Seven Steps apart
By Akshita in General Literary | Reads: 354 | Likes: 0
"Are you mad?" someone shouted, while a hand grabbed me by my waist as I was climbing onto the railing of the bridge.  "Yes," I shouted back "Now get away from me" as I pushed away his weight which was pinning me down.  "Think about your family, your friends, and everyone around you." Hi  Read More...
Published on May 17,2020 10:33 PM
I CAN, SIR !
By Rohit Narain in True Story | Reads: 352 | Likes: 0
Dr Pradeep arrived at eight in the morning and asked if I really wanted to go. I nodded. The reports weren’t satisfactory, he said. I offered to return after the exam, to which he smiled and then left. My discharge was prepared – the nurse came and removed the central line, gave stitches  Read More...
Published on Apr 17,2020 11:34 PM
The break up!
By Manaswini Ghosh in Poetry | Reads: 350 | Likes: 0
Agreed in different worlds, Disagreed on the same page. He wanted to hold on I wanted to let go. He wanted to love more I wanted to unlove. Maybe he was right Maybe I was. Selfless was his approach, More-self was mine. Seemed better not to behold together The next sunshine. Agreed in different world  Read More...
Published on May 24,2020 06:08 AM
I'm not a writer but I write
By Iram Fatima in Poetry | Reads: 346 | Likes: 0
I'm not a writer but I write , Sometimes, let the paper be your partner and the pen be your words , And let the words dwell on the paper in the same way the stars festoon the night sky.  I'm not a writer but I write , Let the ink be your sword and the paper be your shield , Guarding you from e  Read More...
Published on Apr 27,2020 05:23 AM
Silent Nights
By Manaal Babu Adam in Poetry | Reads: 345 | Likes: 0
Hushed by the hoot of an owl, She sat gripping the hem of her skirt,  Wary of his footsteps, up and down,  Until the delicate lining hurt,  In their twentieth autumn daze,  Her words void of her say,  She picked up her broken pieces,  And spilled them on the fire ablaz  Read More...
Published on May 5,2020 03:24 PM
The last meeting
By mikhil scaria in Poetry | Reads: 344 | Likes: 0
This is our last meeting, and a bunch of people gathered here along with me. Do you really know them all?  Regular faces, strange entries, and unexpected sympathies. Shutterbugs annoys  with their flashes. You smell dead, but you look promising in this peace attire. Agony, pain, and moan o  Read More...
Published on Apr 30,2020 06:45 PM
The Green Resurrection
By Albeena Stephen in Poetry | Reads: 342 | Likes: 0
The Green Resurrection Rampant discussions on fairy tales, Of eternal economic growth. When the world around was Breaking down and rushing on, The paths of massive extinction. Greedy financial concerns shunted down, Truths of environmental crisis, From the face of reality. Humans went on bereft of  Read More...
Published on Jun 8,2020 11:54 AM
An Open Letter to Indian Society
By Bushra in General Literary | Reads: 341 | Likes: 0
When you read this, you will say, “Girls with a long tongue are the reason why rape happens. They deserve it.” It’ll just add to your explanations of why rape is okay. But I’m done. I’ve heard enough from you. You ask, “Why the boy is held responsible?” Wel  Read More...
Published on Apr 11,2020 07:00 PM
A Labour Of Love
By AJAY KUMAR in General Literary | Reads: 340 | Likes: 0
The sun was progressing on its path in the sky and the first rays were beginning to touch some of the houses in the multi-storied slum that was Khora colony. Khora, as it was locally known, was an unauthorized colony lying at the junction of Delhi, Ghaziabad and Noida. None of them claimed responsib  Read More...
Published on Apr 6,2020 05:01 PM
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