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By Diksha Rupasa 

Making a difference? A common denominator.
But being one? Ungoverned by fear?

By Soumya Jain

Life is a dream for a wise, a game for a fool, a comedy for a rich and tragedy for a poor. What is life meant for?

By Zubiya Athavani

After a seemingly average life on earth, it seemed like death would be an escape to either a void or heaven.

By Pradhnya Bhakre

There he comes, thundering like a bolt
Swirling like a wind and smelling like a rose

By Shobha Chichra

Violently, his stony fingers crawled on her entire
body and poisoned her privacy. 

By Drishty Kumar

Finally, one of my father’s colleagues suggested his uncle’s home and arranged a visit for an evening.

By  ANUSHA RAJ B

To define someone’s limit,
To draw someone’s dream...

By Keya Singh

The dusk went into the chilly night when she turned 15,
The house was lit with music and felicity of youth

By Krithik Babu

Holding your hand, i walked of the day.
Candles in the air lighting our way.

By Jahnavi Gupta 

A world shattered, foundationed on disbelief
On forgotten deed and barren fields.

By Aiswarya Subramanian

But just because I chose to be different doesn't mean I have to be judged and be made guilty of my choices!

By Sarah Abdi

At times he tells  himself she is just a crush, other times he wants to be a die-hard romantic lover buying her roses.

By Harshavardhan Y

It was 2003, I was a 10 year old, small town kid with a passion for cricket. How passionate you ask? 

By DISHA  SARKAR

The world is etched in black as the night rides in, the once vibrant hues no more than a vivid dream.

By Somi Patel

Violet had heard vivid descriptions of colours, shades, hues and textures of the grass, sky and everything...

By Namami Jariwala

Are the most beautiful things always besides the darkest, grandma?"
asked the 10-year-old Maya...

By Gaurav Dey

This phenomena, if one might so call it is not entirely novel. For most of our existence in this planet...

By yamuna K

In the deep woods so far,
Stood the fume to test how far...

By Parul Sharma

“Rhea?” a muffled voice called out to her. “Rhea! What happened?” The voice was louder this time.

By Anmol 

I am a young, passionate individual who aspires to make a difference in the lives of those who constitute...

By Asadullah Sajjadi

Turning yourself into something strange,
Being a typical boy rather than one in a million. 

By Ankita Singhania

An imprint of cheetah spots;
yet retained the horrendous sight...

By Pallavi 

My story begins like that one fine evening the sky was 'as dim as slate' and freezing northwest winds...

By Kumar Saurabh

A hallucination a motivation?
Or a call to loose the limits, to be free.

By Komal Gandhi

Breeze cuddling my curves,
Beyond what a soul deserves

By Ananya Sharma

She wasn’t ready for it to happen it so quick, even though everything seems like a dream come true to her.

By Additya Kar

They say that a practical mind always finds the right decision in a problem but we humans...

By Muskan Nischal

They did not speak in hushed voices, with lowered eyes,
The have had enough with the life of compromise

By Nithin Prasad

To string the mighty bow 
Whose arrows aim for Sita's heart

By Akanksha Bajpai

Bloodwatch clutched to arm. Horrible,but it makes me calm
Tiktok syncing to heartbeat, should i be alarmed