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FORGOTTEN BUT ALIVE
By Winter Frostine in Poetry | Reads: 275 | Likes: 1
Do you hear my hoarse whispers As deep as the dark flickers, Do you see them tonight 'cause They're forgotten but alive. I see those last time I knew they were dyin' All respect was gone And suddenly someone chimed, "You're forgotten but alive, You can never bring back that time And now you're al  Read More...
Published on Mar 27,2020 06:50 PM
With books in the time of Corona
By SURBHI JAIN in True Story | Reads: 285 | Likes: 1
I remember when I was pursuing my graduation in English Literature where all my time was occupied with books. Surely, my relationship with books didn't start then. I was in standard seven when I started reading a lot. But, naturally, my education's requirement was a lot of reading and writing. I u  Read More...
Published on Mar 27,2020 07:06 PM
A Part of the Galaxy
By Caroline Cabral in Poetry | Reads: 243 | Likes: 1
I look at the night sky And watch the stars shining bright, I wonder if could fly so high  And be a star shining my light, I could be a part of the galaxy Watch the earth while  it's dreaming, I know that it might be a fantasy That gives me an amazing feeling, I would shine so bright in th  Read More...
Published on Mar 27,2020 07:29 PM
Making a Difference
By Pranav Prakash in General Literary | Reads: 334 | Likes: 1
The world is an extraordinary place, where each one takes care of themself. The world's biggest threat is the false belief that someone will save it. Our people keep thinking, that there will be someone who will fall out of the sky and save us all. Everyone always looks foward to this day when the w  Read More...
Published on Mar 27,2020 07:43 PM
Missed guest
By K. N. Krishna Moorthy in True Story | Reads: 602 | Likes: 1
In December 1971, I had gone to New Delhi, to stay with my brother, sister-in-law and their young boy. The winter cold was biting.  Added to this, there was black-out, during nights, because of war.  The entire city was dark after sunset. Surprisingly, we received a telegram from Madras, a  Read More...
Published on Mar 27,2020 07:36 PM
Shades of Tan
By Tanvi in True Story | Reads: 380 | Likes: 1
Here is the story of a Delhite girl."They could take her out of Delhi but not Delhi out of her".Tanvi,a girl with many shades with a pen name ,"Shades Of Tan".She wanted to be a writer since her childhood.She started writing at the age of seven with a poetry be like -Happy birthday Moti massi..Come   Read More...
Published on Mar 27,2020 07:40 PM
Vessel of Love
By Caroline Cabral in Poetry | Reads: 213 | Likes: 2
You are a vessel of love  Love that is unconditional Love comes with freedom  Love has no boundaries Love has no limitations  You are a vessel of love  Love each one endlessly.   Read More...
Published on Mar 27,2020 07:52 PM
Chalk and board
By Meghamala Moitra in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 435 | Likes: 0
As knights ride on their horses to cross the mountain, so do I hop out of my bed when the clock strikes 5. Yes, I belong to the 5 am club. Sorry, don't think I have the slightest privilege to sit and meditate and be one with the universe. Instead, the gas oven calls me towards it to make sure what m  Read More...
Published on Mar 27,2020 07:55 PM
The last cigarette
By Trina Chaudhuri in Poetry | Reads: 382 | Likes: 0
We had the power to save the worldinstead we lit cigarettes,stubbed humanityand when the clouds turned yellowand spewed black rain,we looked at each other's facesin wonder Is it you?Because it never was me I pour whiskey andput my mouth where I shouldn't, thenpray to the gods to save meI am pure   Read More...
Published on Mar 27,2020 07:55 PM
Escaping a tunnel of darkness
By Pranav Prakash in General Literary | Reads: 302 | Likes: 0
Life is a long pathway, with many memories. Memories can be happy, joyful, sad, hurtful and exciting. Bad memories are what affect our lifestyle. The best way to start leaving behind bad memories, is to move on. We need to start thinking about how we must take out all the simplest of pleasures of ev  Read More...
Published on Mar 27,2020 07:56 PM
Dear Crush
By Krithu in Romance | Reads: 347 | Likes: 0
It's Time I Tell You How I Feel  I Don't Know If That's How You Too Feel? It's Not About Your Response That I Fear  It's About Our Little Friendship That Might Shatter  It's Ok I Have Crossed Many Seas I Shall Cross This Pond As Well !   Read More...
Published on Mar 27,2020 08:11 PM
A Journey Inwards
By Jossy Bairagi in General Literary | Reads: 255 | Likes: 0
 A Journey Inwards. Why is it always we look outside to know what lies within. Are we afraid of the shades of us within? Or Are we afraid of the dark? Can we fathom our very own mind.? Are we its slave, wait for our reckoning or waiting to be succumbed by it. Living amidst in the cut throat of   Read More...
Published on Mar 27,2020 08:15 PM
The Perfect Pair
By Kaashvi Malik in Poetry | Reads: 429 | Likes: 1
His unique lifestyle, Her reverie character His kindness, Her concern.  His promises, Her belief.  Her tears, His shoulders.  His achievements, Her dream come true.  Her childishness,His maturity.  His loyalty, Her amiability.  Her cuteness, His shyness.  His anger  Read More...
Published on Mar 27,2020 08:15 PM
Family is always there for you.
By Pranav Prakash in General Literary | Reads: 221 | Likes: 0
Nothing can replace family. Nothing can replace you love for family. Family comes first in line for me. We must completely remember that we can trust family and we should care for them at all times. We need to realise that family is not just people who take care of you, but, they are people who trus  Read More...
Published on Mar 27,2020 08:17 PM
ISOLATION
By Rashmi Sharma in Poetry | Reads: 464 | Likes: 0
As I draw my eyes open, I see greenDew drops and blossoms delicate,Meadows with blue butterflies fluttering round and roundThe smell of first rain and the red sunsetThe ground laden with strawberries, the first grain harvestWhen is the last time I have smelt strawberries?I dont remember the last tim  Read More...
Published on Mar 27,2020 08:20 PM
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