GRATITUDE
By Shaurya Agarwal in Poetry | Reads: 1,196 | Likes: 1
I was sitting in my garden With my legs cocked at my table In front of me I saw a man cleaning a stable And as in that moment I realized that What I was doing or The privileges that I had At that time was still A dream for many As it was a dream for those who feel Less vulnerable when in  Read More...
Published on Mar 25,2020 10:54 PM
The burnt ashes
By Sampurnaa in Poetry | Reads: 1,196 | Likes: 0
She closed her eyes,  Taking a puff on her  Goldflake;  And as the smoke glided  It's way till her throat,  She could do nothing  But remorse;  About the fact : That she is again alone.  Being alone is something  She herself choosed for;  Yet sometim  Read More...
Published on Mar 27,2020 11:53 AM
From Mind-freezeness to Mind-freeness
By Garima Deval in General Literary | Reads: 1,196 | Likes: 1
When things fade away, when feelings block vision, when life unfolds layers when the weather shows its color......." "Nothing can be more painful than seeing someone you love going away. Nothing can be more regretful than the remorse of not kissing someone before the final exit. No one knows when di  Read More...
Published on Mar 29,2020 02:14 PM
Crash Course
By Giftsy Dorcas E. in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 1,196 | Likes: 5
       The advertisement seem enticing- "Come Crash and Win". He wondered how that would work out. He was an excellent driver, known among his buddies as "The Monster Wheels".       He took a better look at the flier in his hand. The other details on it was that da  Read More...
Published on May 10,2020 07:38 PM
I didn’t knew! ❤️
By Shubhangi Dwivedi in Poetry | Reads: 1,196 | Likes: 0
It all started from Instagram. I didn't knew that someone I didn't know will become someone I will always want to know.  I didn't know that a stranger can become that part of my life which I never want to threw.  I didn't knew that an ordinary guy will become an extraordinary guy to m  Read More...
Published on May 25,2020 09:27 PM
Future Corpse
By Rohit Dey in Poetry | Reads: 1,196 | Likes: 0
The 'day' awakes me up with thoughts I buried last-night, Little less of our unknown love and more of our unsolved fight. Pointing our fingers at eachother we buy us a free pride ~  "If you are right then I'm also not wrong: and if 'I' am wrong then 'You' must have tune the first song" AND It g  Read More...
Published on Jun 7,2020 11:02 AM
Broken bridges
By Nikita in Poetry | Reads: 1,195 | Likes: 0
Burning Falling  Crashing. Do people remember the broken bridges?  Do they mend it? Or are is it long gone And replaced? Forgotten. Revisited? Do you crash and burn, Again?   Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 08:21 PM
True hoax of caste
By Ishita Jain in Mythology | Reads: 1,195 | Likes: 2
Once, there was a farmer, who was a theist and strongly believed in classism. Anyways, he was just a normal middle - class farmer, having 5 family members, a small farm in his village and trivial savings.  He was quite hard working and earned enough to feed his family. He considered himself and  Read More...
Published on May 24,2020 08:04 PM
Values found here
By Preeti Agrawal in Poetry | Reads: 1,195 | Likes: 2
Values found here Roaring aliveness, floating emptiness are values found here Important to you and me and all that surround here The green grass, the brown trunk The fragrance of flowers and soil with our senses shrunk What's wrong with humanity who looks to be hunk Why simple things are said to be   Read More...
Published on Jul 25,2020 03:06 PM
Democracy is a slow poison.
By M Arul Satish Pandian in General Literary | Reads: 1,194 | Likes: 0
Democracy simply means punish the minority. Minority is not just religious but could be caste or race or linguistic minority. It also means the area where a natural resource or a potential business lies. The elected government says for the betterment of rest of the people (majority) who live elsewhe  Read More...
Published on Mar 22,2020 06:57 PM
A Melic Forever Unsung
By Yashika Sahdev in Poetry | Reads: 1,194 | Likes: 1
A Melic Forever Unsung   I am dead even before I'm born ,It was the parchment of my life that was torn .'It's a girl then kill her ', I heard ,From your womb mom , your mourns like a restless bird .What's wrong if they'll call me 'she ',Look how peculiar the world is , just an 's' on 'he' .My   Read More...
Published on Mar 22,2020 09:35 PM
Mindful
By Kiran Phadnis in General Literary | Reads: 1,194 | Likes: 2
Those birds sitting on the walls of my mind's prison stared at me and said, "Hey, we were here to rest for a while and take off on a new flight, but we've fallen prey to our old fight for space to spread our wings." This led me to ask my internal master, "for years i have been a tourist in my own la  Read More...
Published on Mar 26,2020 01:20 PM
The Covid lessons
By Saroj Mishra in General Literary | Reads: 1,194 | Likes: 0
As the world has come to a standstill amidst  spreading of a deadly virus which has taught us quite a few lessons apart from casualties.The most important lesson it has taught is life itself.It can't be taken lightly and you need to enjoy it as long as you are living in this planet. It has taug  Read More...
Published on Apr 13,2020 08:46 PM
The wind
By Simar kapoor in Poetry | Reads: 1,194 | Likes: 0
With ease is my pain relieved A faint smile strikes my face Things will be alright;I did believe The day I perceived wind's delicate grace.  Read More...
Published on Apr 16,2020 06:59 PM
Zaruri hai na(fight against covid 19)
By shreya saha in Poetry | Reads: 1,194 | Likes: 4
Mana taqleef hai thodi.. par ye bandis zaruri hai na. Jaan bachani hai agr apno ki.. to ghar pe rehna zaruri hai na. Mana maine dard hota h in sunsaan galiyo ko dekhkr.... par phir se gunje shor in galiyo me. uske lie abhi kaid me rehna zaruri hai na. Chaiye agr roshni faile aane wali diwali me sabk  Read More...
Published on Apr 25,2020 06:56 PM
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