Month: February 2021

Articles

Choices

by Anantinee Mishra Harvard University. Psychology Major. Tessa Mellark closed off her Jane Eyre’s copy with a defeated sigh. She had been trying to read the damned thing since the previous hour but her concentration seemed to have gone to the woods. She stretched her legs and yawned wildly, pushing […]

Poetry

My Love

The love she longed for The love that she was promised The love of her lifetime that she yearned for, was.. So close to her yet miles away Day & night she waited for him Just to hear.. The three most precious words that.. The Cupid has engraved in Every […]

Poetry

We the Winter’s Children…

We the winter’s children… await to embrace the beauty and hope of spring as the season of woe and hibernation begs leave we petite souls engage in effervescence and respite unshed feelings ooze out to fuel seraphic wings having lived for months under snow quilt thaw ensues … cold splatters […]

Poetry

Home

Home, the heavenly place associated with peace Where attachment and love for the family increase Thinking of home, all the sorrows and pain cease Mind rejuvenates filled with the pleasure of bliss Ushering us towards the delightful paradise   The gentle caress my parents share When to their norms I […]

Poetry

Let Me Live My Life

I  am, now, a  senior  citizen But, I’m  still  young  at  heart I  want  to  relive lost moments Now  is  the  time  to  restart   In  my  youth  missed  all  fun Now  I  will  sing  and  dance Not  going  to  renounce the  world I  will, gaily, indulge  in  romance   […]

Poetry

Hyperbole

Your pupils swim in my eyes One stroke at a time. Freestyle is my favorite, you know You see what I see, Your vision is drenched in mine. My body is your skeleton’s abode I know You like how my meat nurtures Your internal framework Bone density maximum, You move […]

Poetry

February Morning!

Clouds and a copter hang in the air, Clouds whittled white from 10 o’clock sun Is blameless, barring the black kite orbiting under Like a roving mole on the run. The clouds are otherwise grey and dense Much like the Copter with some insignia painted over. The copter chops, chops, […]

Poetry

Subtlety

I am a foam sequinned waterfall Gushing from the fettered ankle Of the cyan speckled ceramic parasol, suffering from whooping cough, since it was wrung after the last torrent… Often I crack, but subtly… I have been learning subtlety, By smothering my blossoms nonchalantly… I have been hankering to write […]

Articles

Prejudice and Parlance

by Shweta Kansal Imagine a world without words, it would perhaps appear as land under the spell of drought. Words are powerful. We use words, idioms, phrases to express our emotions, conflicts, and whatnot. Words reflect thoughts, and thoughts in turn reflect character. But have we ever tried to pay […]

Poetry

Unalome

Our life Our journey, our fate, our Unalome! Born free, for the path of a worthy!   Choose the path of truth. It may be a blinding sooth. And the roads are rocky, not smooth, Yet, life won’t be a bane, neither a wasted youth!   Imbibe unalome with bliss! […]