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By Virat Dodia

We my friend,

Are on the eve of destruction,

By Pragnya Paramita

My mother taught me
Not to make mountains

By Hanan Harish

Woke up searching,
for a trace of peace,

By Aahna Jain

By Yugesh Kumar

न योगी को सुना न ओवैसी को
मुझे और भी काम हैं

 By Ruppesh Nalwaya

 तुम कायर हो तो वार करो, 

चाहे जितना अत्याचार करो |

By  Vidisha Gupta

Peace is not being in a quiet and isolated place,

By Bipasha Gayary

I'm too scared to look out the window,
The borderline of trust burning in flames,

By Prarthana Devi

My Dear People, here I am your beloved Peace;

Beloved because you always said so and I believe

By Nafeesa Ghazal

Detached things come blazing home

green moon and star lives with tricoloured

By Asawari Bhatia

Troubled thoughts madness on the run,
Where wars are raging and nature is on fire

By Samidha Kumar

Strip me off my impiety in the

middle of the night

By Ananya.M

 If madness has a colour,

and it certainly can

By Ladiangti Rani

When the cob-webs of all vile

and masochistic concept be blown away

By Manasth Jain

I could hear the birds

Flying for the wind 

By Drishti Sharma

Are you in the search of peace?

By Nikhil Bharadwaj

By Kshiti Jhala

By Anupreeta Chatterjee

Every year, a new revolutionary

Is born with a vision inside me

By Sharmila Maitra

2020 it is! A year brand new,

Hopes, desires, needs and wants,

By Tripti Mehta

 New Calendar with new dates,

By Priyanka Shakdwipee

 As the new year begins to unfold,

I have not one 

By M.L Khongsti

Your life is a poem,
You own it every line,

By Cleverson Khongwir

I remember I was 11 years old

It was winter, yes it's freezing cold.

 एक नया साल एक नई शुरुआत,

नया जोश, नया उत्साह, नई ऊर्जा का आग़ाज़।

By Ellora Kothare

My resolutions are like my writing --- unfinished. 

By Zeenat Iqbal hakimjee

Possessed by the devil,
I strode out to do evil

By Shambhavi Agrawal 

It's not something that i can share
But a precious thing to keep with care

By Vidya Rajagopalan

I write to you not as a spiller

but as a companion

By Mahima Agrawal

By Sampada Belose

Coming back to where I left,

I hope you and the readers haven't lost the drift.

  By Sonu Priya

By Diksha Prashar

I was motivated to write
But, you always crushed the light.

By Kamal Deep Sahu

By Varsha Mishra

By Priya Sheoran

Isn't this how Amitabh's Bhaskar felt? 

Isn't this how helplessness is spelt?

By Prince Nimisha

When my passion met my career
I became a young doctor,

By Aparajita Mukherjee

 What is it that makes you feel so lonely,

But then you face the world so boldly!

By गौरव भटनागर 

मेघ धरा लिप्त हैं आज मिलन ऋतु की वर्षा में 

झूम रहीं हैं वृक्ष गोपियाँ कान्हा के प्रेम की बरखा में 

By Zenzen Terhűja

My life began to fall apart so instantly
the moment the train moves 

By Neha Parakh 

प्रिय दैनंदिनी, आओ याद करें कुछ लम्हे खास,
 जो हमेशा रहेंगे दिल के बहुत पास।

By Devika Mathur

Dear diary,

(This stays between us about him.)

By Riddhi Tripathi

I saw people protesting out on the roads today,

Unified like I have personally never seen before,

By Vageshwari Nandini

आज स्कूल का आखिरी दिन था,

और शायद उससे आखिरी मुलाकात भी

By Nikita Jain

 वो एक बच्चा ही तो है,

लावारिस सा पलता है,

By Kumar Harshit

जानना हो अगर गुनाह क्या है ?

ज़रा इन बच्चों से पूछो बचपना क्या है

By Aishwarya Waipang

Pankaj was his name, a special boy,

He was children of the street,

By Arpita Singh

Wounds running sore in black,

some lacking in attention,

By Khewa Malhotra

God's lonely child

By Anu Priya

Children with innocent face

 By Akash Lohia

I fell in love with street children

With brightest smile under the skies.

By Ishita Bahuguna

Around 30 children,

Having an age between 5 to 7

By Tia Wins

 
Sitting by the streets
as the wheels roll over

By Mital Kalariya

I have heard that you are merciful!
Then why you send me to beg food?

By Vaidyanathapuram Shankar

They are the Almighty's

creation as good as any,

By Rashmi Buragohain

Have you ever wondered
How their eyes shine so bright?

By Saudamini Sharma

The clock hands move with ticks and tocks .

Your life moves second by second with those hands.

By Priyanka Basumatary

A pair of deep brown eyes,

Bright like the sun.

Don't let me get swept away in

this tide that leaves no traces

By Prakriti Sharma

Surrounded by black and white plastic bags

By Deshna Jain

She stood there on the edge of the road, 

By Pranshu Chaudhary

You all are grown up, not afraid of dark!
You all are stronger, yet crying on scar mark!

By Gulshan Singh

To the every face I meet down the streets

I loose a step as humans to humanity

By Subrata Kumar                  

सन्नाटे सर्दी की, भूखी सी इक रात

उसने आखें खोली, की तारों से बात

By Heera Unnithan

२स्ता यहाँ कहीं चलता नहीं है

अगल बगल में रुका हि २हता है

By Vaibhav Rikhari

मेरे देश का भविष्य एक  बच्चा ..
मेरे घर के बाहर रहता है ..

By Priyanka Shakdwipee

बच्चा किसी गरीब का जल्दी बड़ा हो जाता है

दो वक्त के खाने के लिए वो धूप में जलता है

By Nitika Jain

वो एक बच्चा ही तो है,

लावारिस सा पलता है,

By Mehar Parveen

Roj raste me mil jate hai mujhe wo,

By Srinidhi Srinivasan

आखिर क्या कसूर है इन मासूमो का

क्या यह इन की गलती है,

By Gaurav Bhatnagar

एक बचपन दिखा आज...

खोया सा, रोया सा, मुरझाया सा 

By Divya Maheshwari

थे मेरे भी कुच्छ सपने
थी मेरी भी कुच्छ ख्वाइशें

By Aishwarya Rai

Born surrounded by the mighty Himalayas,

lush green forest and chilly unpolluted air,

By Priyanka Basumatary

I can’t lie, The Indian in me believes-

Truth alone triumphs. But, countless times-

By Nishi Yajnik

As I lay in my bed, I jot down all the points

in my head that make me an Indian,

By Sudarshan Kumar

By Pragya S

The calm valley shines through the

Chinar trees- Red, mauve, amber and yellow.

By Ashi Bansal

The most indian thing about is

me is my superstitious self!

By Anu Priya

Indian culture is unique and good.

It can be easily understood. 

By Saaraa Mohanty

 Yes, I am a Indian Girl,

I behold cultures in my hair's curl

By Moktan Yukta

By Alaka Barik

Basically I am a typical Indian foodie,
taking a bite of every dish

By Karmishtha Krishna

Two minutes to happiness –

A matter of joy, nostalgia and pride to Indian families

By Komal Gurung

 आँखें खुली तो महलो सा घर पाया 

बचपन से ही सबने पलकों पे बिठाया

By Riddhi Tripathi

What inspires me the most,

Is that little kid, who holds a pencil in his hand

By Subrata Nayak

एंफील्ड, केटीएम का ज़माना है, 

मेरे बच्चे मुझसे कहते हैं,

By Aranya Chandra

Aaj bhi jab kisi situation

mein dil ki dharkan tez hoti hai toh

By Shruti Gupta

जिह्ववा भी अब कहा रुके आम की आशय से। ,

By Srinidhi Srinivasan

ख़ामोश भीड़ में भी कोई

अपना मिल ही जाता है,

By Shubham Jain

रोज़ शाम हम गंगा किनारे बैठकर,
ताकते हैं नदी में गश्त लगाते,

By Vrinda

'गरम-गरम चाय का मज़ा ही कुछ और है'

By Debabrata Nayak

वो कहती थी, प्यार का डेफिनेशन भी पता है?

मैंने कहा, “अजी छोड़ो, डिक्शनरी के पन्नों में क्या रखा है”।

How shall I now ease?

By Nimisha Tomar

So tell me if you'll ever come back

to the place where we first met

Having said goodbye ,

you had wrapped it around your head 

By Poonam Jain

कभी सोचा है तुमने कि

आगे क्या होगा?

By Priyanka Yadav

By Harjyot Kaur

I saw you on the other side of the room,

a drink in your hand, a smile on your face;

By Akanksha Kinwaar

I like how this goes now

my body glued to the 

When you ask me if I love you

By Priyanka B

The magic spell you cast called love.

It made me feel whole inside,

By Brishti Roy 

To you who I loved a little
More than myself and a little 

By Maria K Jimmy

When will your hands release her

From the stench of your sin

By Zenzen Terhűja

As though I was paid in cash by them to be born
Follow the Conditions to love

By Aditi Prakash

 शरीर मेरा ,कपड़े मेरे,मन मेरा पर माॅं को

डर लगता है ",बेटा छोटे हैं कपड़े !लोग क्या कहेंगे?"

By Riya Patel

"पापा मुझे arts करना है,
Science नही होगा मुझसे। "

By Kate M

लोग क्या कहेंगे ये ना राम ने सोचा,

ना गौतम ने...बस त्याग दिया मुझे ।

By Debabrata Nayak

वो दौर भी क्या दौर था

इंजीनियरिंग के प्रति सबका ज़ोर था

By Habiba Zaidi

लोग क्या कहंगे?
यही हमेशा सोच कर

By Saumya Manan

By Ethan Arya

मै अक्सर डरता रहा अपनी

कमजोरियों से अपनी नाकामियों से

By Rishika Mishra

बंद कर दो दरवाज़ों के पीछे

By Mansi Meena

मैने इश्क़ किया है, इंसान से ही, 

मज़हब ही तो अलग है,

By Esha Chauhan

My friends wish to go back to my hometown,

Every three months. I, do not join them. 

By Lambila Ng

That I am from North East.
A girl who’ve travelled far from the hills.

By Parvathy Vivek

Oh, they are like twin hills

Frolicking after a spring thaw!

By Shubham Jain

I, am a melancholy guy, who fancy himself

to metaphorically represent; an ocean.

By Siri Anjali

People say, "Count your blessings".
I say, "Give me a break!"

By Bipasha Gayary

When something doesn't feel right
And your heart's unsure the whole time,

By Anmol Kaur

Oh! Dear pay heed to the needed feed.
You are the protagonist of the story you tweet.

By Geetika Kaura. 

I decided to make decisions less indecisive,

By Sikrity Chatterjee

 sat and looked as if succumbed the feel,

distressing however,  was only his body’s shape.

By Arushi Bansal

The plane touched down at JFK
My dream was finally happening that day.

By Kaushal Saboo

वो दिन भर खेलना, वो नादानियो का बावल,

वो पडोस मे छूपना, वो रात का मलाल,

By Anshika Lall

 मैं रोज़ महसूस अपने देश

की मिट्टी को करती हूं,

By Priyanka Naidu

पत्तो की तेज़ सरसराहट,

ये खामोशी में घुली हवा

By Finite Classes

लो आज आ गयी फिर वो शाम
कल सुबह है जाना नानी अम्मा के धाम

By Heta Thakar

बात है ये कुछ अरसा पुरानी,

खुद से रुबरु होने की कहानी

By Debarati Nandan

 The moonlit night,

 And it's starry sight,

Through the rolled down windows

By Aadrika Shukla   

Ransacking my brain to think, what comes

to mind, is a journey I started last year

By Parul Mahajan

But it's terrifying to stay on

this planet for the rest eighteen

By Karmishtha Krishna

Dear Dadi,

This is the truest apology.

By Vaishali Gauba

In my culture

we don’t talk about sex. 

By Deshna Jain

I am not just one person. 
I am two minds - 
One who worries

By V R Shankar 

It was her day, Sheela's mega charity show,
The VIP objects of her snobbery in front row.

By Shreya Langer

Nostradamus predicted the third world war
and we're nearing it by every hour.

By Tanushka Saini 

we're uncultured
so lost and far away from our roots

By Sakshi Arya

It has a capacity to secure

e v e r y t h i n g;

everyone who hurt,

By Gunjan Narang

मध्धम सी हवाओं ने बदला अपना रूख कुछ यूँ,

की आँधियाँ सी चलने लगी 

By Parul Mahajan

When my eyes close at night to

By Aradhana

लिखा है मैंने ख़ास आपके लिए
लिखा है बस आपके लिए