The Pain That Never Goes Away: A Poem by Jayashree Bhattacherjee
Endless pain resides inside the heart of the troubled ‘n torn, tattered and battered Climbing a distorted mountain of agony, they find no escape, all...
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A Grain of Mirth: A Poem by Amrita Mallik
A grain of mirth collected from everywhere, Still couldn’t oust the lingering pain inside me, What is going wrong I wonder, scratching my head, Only...
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Red Rose: A Sory by Neha Gupta
“I know sir it is always a red rose for you or, I must say, for your girlfriend; I wonder who this girl might be...
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Letter of Gratitude: A Story by Lakshmi Ajoy
Anita was a simple woman in her early forties. She was married with two children, had a successful career, owned a house and car too....
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Nature Lessons: A Poem by Lakshmi Ajoy
From the magnificent and crepuscular rays of the golden sun, To the glistening radiance of the dainty moon, From the depths of treasure from the...
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Gift of Nature: A Poem by Anindita Mazumdar
When time is stored within sands of an hour. When beauty is stored within petals of a flower. When colors are stored within paintbrushes of...
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Dreams: A Poem by Azucena Libiran Gonzales
Unlock the power of your dreams and follow a star Advance confidently in the direction of your cherished wishes Endeavor to reach them, no matter...
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Dear Dad: A Poem by Vasudha Pansare
You are the one, Who understood me, Motivated me, Stood by me through thick and thin, You are the one Who helped me to Choose...
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Morning After A Storm: A Story by Aaradhana Agarwal
Meeta returned home at midnight after a tiresome flight journey that was rescheduled twice and so, instead of reaching at 8 P.M. she arrived at...
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The Flower You Sent Me: A Poem by Neeti Parti
Petals so bright Seeking brilliant sunshine Like gold in shining light A sunflower resting in velvety greens so fine Your bouquet to me as...
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Morning After a Storm: A Story by Neeti Parti
It was unbelievably sudden. One moment the sun was a beautiful radiant red ball and the next moment there was absolute darkness! Dark clouds overpowered...
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The Miraculous Festival of Lights: A Story by Lakshmi Ajoy
In a small village, lived an old, sagacious fakir. No one could actually say if he was a Hindu or a Muslim. His demeanor was...
