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By Janani Arunkumar 

Will you detest my individuality
And try castigating my intellect?

By Ambreen Hamadani

A soft cool breeze blew about her, more freely than she ever would have dared.

By SUHANI GARATE

Gazing down at the town,
Which all feels like you own the crown.

By Shambhavi Mishra

I had been an epileptic sufferer since I was of five. My two elder brothers left everything for their sovereignty.

By Swetapadma Nanda 

Who knew it would start by a friend request ,
Living distances apart from east to west .

By Prerona Das

Now, she wears only white colour
Oh, that's a GIFT by the society.

By Shivaa Dhar Saxena 

Standing by oneself 
In a street packed with people...

By Akanksha Srivastava

The strangest part is that even though I was not the recipient, this applies to me. And to you.

By Suvarchala Jyothsna G

A daughter-in-law of modern times,
Is still judged by her culinary skills

By Kshitija Deshmukh

Here, everyone gets everything,
there’s nothing to debate...

By Geetika Saini

An intimate tete-a-tete
Our private rendezvous...

By Priya Pramod

Walking through my memory there are many streets I saw , but the most colorful and vibrant street...

By Radhika Sumanam

I get to sing and dance in my happy rain
I get to voice my views without any refrain 

By Rupali Sawant

By Annie Vaithara

Never have I ever restrained to smile,
World may think I am light and vile