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Train to Charni Road Station

Train to Charni Road Station

By Avani Ghangurde

I am the worst person in the world. I shouldn’t even be alive narrating the same old story year after year. I can’t help it.

Who am I?

Who am I?

By Shairy Gupta

They wondered to ask me who am I?
I was neither afraid to tell nor shy...

 

Reborn

By Meghna Dash

"Ever thought life of a caged bird. It is provided food and drinks by others. It life is eat, drink, chirp and pee. My life is strikingly similar.I am caged.

 

I am a Girl

I am a Girl

By Naina Tyagi

Have given my heart to many strangers,
for ages, 
because loving them...

To Be or Not To Be

To Be or Not To Be

By Sujith Venkatesh

It is one of those days when it's ceaselessly raining outside and you're all alone, engulfed in sadness and depression...

Bellum Sacrum

Bellum Sacrum

By Abhishek Kralia

In the time before time when the darkness of nothing existed, she created the light, and there was light everywhere, then she created earth.

Horros and Hope

Horros and Hope

By Anwesh Mohanty

I'm sitting on a chair, overthinking.
About a fishing trip.

I am more than You see

I am more than You see

By Jasmeen Chawla
ATTACH TO DETACH

ATTACH TO DETACH

By Manasvini 

You take a puff....it goes straight to your nose,thorax,lungs satisfying every unsatisfactory part of you. 

THE CHOSEN ONE

THE CHOSEN ONE

By RASHMI KUMARI

From first sight to first kiss
From first touch to last bliss

 

Moonchild

Moonchild

By Sushant Koul

The idea is to always be empty,
Not holding on too tightly,
What you think makes you,
It's just moonlight pleading through you.

Disclosure

Disclosure

By Japneet Kour

Women are silhouettes packed in a hard surface of dreams."
I have been loved and left to my escape.

Self-Destruction

Self-Destruction

By Raja Raman

Self destruction in my perception can be categorized in two namely, physiological destruction and psychological destruction.

Grey

Grey

By Jyoti Mishra

Gone are the days,
When men used to be black and white.

Darkness Lends A Helping Hand

Darkness Lends A Helping Hand

By Meghana Joseph

Seeing the world through your tear filled eyes
Unable to express yourself

Maybe

Maybe

By Himani Sachdeva

I watched as two water droplets raced down my window 
The kid in me was rooting for ‘my droplet’

The Keyhole Escape

The Keyhole Escape

By Manisha Bajaj

Dear citizens of the world, I write to you to talk about my kind. I wish to open up about one of my characteristics...

I am, you are, we are; The Process

I am, you are, we are; The Process

By Manas Kasar

“What we know is a drop and what we do not know is an ocean! “, a peculiar dialogue from one of the web serials....

Self destruction

Self destruction

By Lakshmi Sree Sivagurunathan

We all are humans. As a human, we may possess both good and bad qualities. We might be addicted to several things.

A Detox

A Detox

By Pallavi Kolarkar

Like a December fall
Your breath collapses on the edge of my collar 

The Goldfinch.

The Goldfinch.

By Gunjan Thapar

The simplest thing I’ve felt recently has come from a mess of emotions swarming my mind. 

Yes! I indulge

Yes! I indulge

By Chaarvi Murari
Our Nonpareil Ipseity

Our Nonpareil Ipseity

By Nandini S. Rajesh

Confession and Conversation,
The two things, 
Which could possibly stop war, 
And discrepancy. 

A ROAD TO DISTRESS- taken by all but, talked by none!

A ROAD TO DISTRESS- taken by all but, talked by none!

By NOOREEN AFZA

Self-destruction: being swallowed or being processed!!??
That's a thought, to give or take. 

Too Late

Too Late

By Bhoomika Singh

I saw two willow trees in a field one day
One of them a bit crooked and full of disdain

Identity

Identity

By Chandini Tauklee

Different people have different definitions for identity; some say identity is a person’s personality.....

Ruminating

Ruminating

By Arafo Daher

It's the art of thinking, upon acts others did without others actually doing them. 
It's all the little words we thought we could ignore

Who Am I?

Who Am I?

By Meher Malhotra

A question bug’s me every day,
One who’s answer is only known by me,

Home

Home

By Poulami Sarkar

What does a home look like? Does it have a face of a bereaved mother, long waiting on her balcony amid the thousands of nothing...

Mirror, Mirror

Mirror, Mirror

By Sayanti Ghosh

I stand in front of the ivory-rimmed mirror
Wrapped in a towel, water dripping from my hair