Year: 2023
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‘ASUR: A Gripping Web Thriller With A Message’ By Sana
Imagine what would happen if each one of us turn into a demon. The world will no longer be a place of life, but death. Asur, a web series by…
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‘Memory Among Flowers’ by S.Kavi
I still see those wildflowers With stippled white powdered petals On nimble stems branching off the stalk They stand tall, resting under my chin In that large field with the…
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‘The Fight Begins Again’ by Cailey Tarriane
I poured out my unseen bravery Words to punch the gut of the stoned to make them feel again Marching on the soles of somebody else’s feet Screaming to be…
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‘Choices’ by Saptarshi Bhowmick
World cloistered around choices. Even when they are random, The results counteract one’s fate. Once someone stumbles upon his path, Choices get the first chance to provide relief. Like a…
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‘Quest For Self’ by Ali Ashhar
You are not the rattle of 1K likes or 10K followers You are the serene voice that lies beneath the layers of soul You are not the clutter of stereotypes …
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‘The Unturnable’ by Ellora Lawhorn
The Three Fates spin and weave.You think they scheme, but there is no scheme.This is not theirs to plan, they are only the deliverance.The Spinner of our lives,the Allotter of…
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‘In The Leaves’ by Tinamarie Cox
It started with a shiver, a gentle chill woven through the air, and the leaves received their dismissal notice, no longer a necessity. Slow to surrender, the foliage ripened in…
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‘Edinburgh Nocturne’ by John Muro
– For Michael Veve Night comes on, loch-deep and still, and the street’s lamp- light is muted by mists of low- land grey that have taken the angel’s share of…
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‘Things You Said At 3 a.m.’ by Aarchi Advani Saini
And darling,Now my city lunga are asthmatic& the sunrise of my citadel releases the Smoke of your betrayal & duplicity. Things you said at 3am,By listening to that,my city Selina…
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‘Endings’ by Aarchi Advani Saini
Endings are not always As peaceful as sunsets Nor sunsets are as salubrious, Serene and scenic as they seem. There is a demon in every sunset That pulls the sun…
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