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One Two Three
By sukriti Vatsha in Poetry | Reads: 282 | Likes: 0
First. Second. Third.  Roared our young spirits as we crossed the finish line. One. Two. Three. Mutter our withered spirits as our eyes race against one another to see wether we fall asleep or fall apart.  Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 09:41 PM
Young Hearts
By sukriti Vatsha in Poetry | Reads: 245 | Likes: 0
Its quite the tragedy... When young hearts misconcept love you to the moon and back as loving you as long the moon glimmers in the night sky. A tragedy when we read forever between the lines that ceased to exsist.  Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 09:54 PM
Paradox
By Adrija Mukherjee (Amaranthine) in General Literary | Reads: 357 | Likes: 0
 It was a fine spring day,  the ripe fruits hung peacefully from the bosoms of the mother tree,  the birds sang songs which were impregnated in their mind with seeds of euphoria. These natural wonders witnessed everyday a small girl of age 7 or 8 walking joyfully on the uneven, naked   Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 09:59 PM
Pioneering an Utopian World
By Saumya Verma in General Literary | Reads: 497 | Likes: 6
Pioneering An Utopian World.… Humans are the critters (creatures) devoid of warmth resonating with belligerence for each other. After all,  a wild goose never laid a tame egg and that’s what describes the human provenance because the acrimonies and bitter feelings like envy, violen  Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 10:29 PM
Hope
By DR BISWAJIT MOHAPATRA in True Story | Reads: 327 | Likes: 0
Today is Sunday. I reached Hospital early to see one of my patients Divya, whom I had admitted yesterday for persistent vomiting. A 28-year- old, Architecture graduate, suffering from terminal cancer with a big metastatic node sitting over the stomach. A pale, timid and beautiful lady with lots of   Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 10:38 PM
The Inspiration: a recollection
By DR BISWAJIT MOHAPATRA in True Story | Reads: 289 | Likes: 0
“Hey guys and gals... I have decided to become a doctor when I grow up”, a small eight year old boy was telling his friends in excitement. He had just visited a dentist of the biggest hospital in the city with his father. His eyes were looking bright and big. there was no sign of pain,e  Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 10:45 PM
Him
By Nikita in Poetry | Reads: 347 | Likes: 2
I was told he was a passing cloud in my life. Little did they know he was the sky i stare at, Every day and every night.  He was the bright mornings,  The many coloured sunsets,  The star studded night.  He was the rainbow in my storm and sometimes he was the storm. The one const  Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 10:50 PM
Ek Anokha Ehsaas
By Jai in True Story | Reads: 442 | Likes: 1
Ye baat hai uss samay ki jb may class ninth me naya school join kiya tha, ek chote se jile se padhna aur fir kisi bade scul me jaana, aap sb samajh hi skte hai kitna muskil hota hai ek bacche ke liye pahala din naye school me  jaana .Thora dara thora sahma hua maye ek kone ki seat pe chup chap   Read More...
Published on Mar 25,2020 01:20 PM
Know your pomegranate
By Vaishhali in Poetry | Reads: 215 | Likes: 0
A beautiful complexity, a well guarded mysteryIf I'm being completely honest, a bit hard too.But navigating through the mess is how you get to the gems they say.Yes, you are often misinterpreted by most, But I don't blame them at all, for not knowing you the way I do,For you are found either in a fo  Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 11:12 PM
MY STORY
By NANDIKANTI SAI KUMAR in True Story | Reads: 343 | Likes: 1
Sir,Myself Nandikanti Sai Kumar worked has a full time teacher from 2003 to 2012 by running own tutorials by name Sri Sai Academy, worked in KNPW polytechnic college,  taking home tuitions, Even though myself earning sufficent amount not so happy with my routine time table work o  Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 11:14 PM
Battling Vs Blossoming
By Vidya Sampath in General Literary | Reads: 304 | Likes: 0
Ahh..did we ever vision this 2020 our human race be battling against an enemy so small in size - a microbial creature?!! Nah..what a dreadful nightmare it has become. Ours were on those spaceships, aliens, digital world, powerstrikes,etc..Here comes the real deal - COVID19. What an untold battlefiel  Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 11:27 PM
ISOLATION
By Aarit gupta in Poetry | Reads: 316 | Likes: 2
The mortal man’s  exploits have foisted upon us an era of darkness,  A time so horrifying  that we have been forced to distance ourselves and fall a victim to loneliness.   Our social order is decaying and fossilizing under the mud that the we once excavated out of the eart  Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 11:30 PM
NO TURNING BACK
By JoHanna in General Literary | Reads: 216 | Likes: 0
NO TURNING BACKShe turns from staring at the undecorated grey wall to fix her eyes on the window which keeps disturbing her by sending caressing breeze. Her mind whispers, “Hey Buddy! The simple turn can’t harm your long practiced over thinking nature. Remember, I have been with you sinc  Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 11:40 PM
A girl in the city
By shambhavi in Poetry | Reads: 280 | Likes: 1
She is simply a girl .But no one knows about her much impressive part of leadership.Yes! she is the best leader,not expecting others to judge her personal skills. And what her appearance looks like??? She has various aspects dipped down,somewhere in those thousands of crowdy people's city... So,her   Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 11:50 PM
I am fine with my Body
By Avni Nangia in Poetry | Reads: 293 | Likes: 2
They asked me to be skinny But not too much Since then, I resisted my own touch You have always held on to me like brakes and clutch I was the talk of the town Subjected to their anger and frown They made fun of my uneven skin tone Comparing me to an inverted cone I was compared to a beach ball My  Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 11:52 PM
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