I find myself looking in the mirror and these eyes staring back at me,heavy with rain… They talk to me about the times,when I thought ofunzipping this skin which I can’t When I stored the tears insidethat caused flood one… Read More ›
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If walls could talk…
If walls could talk,they would tell youwhat my roomhas been made of. They would tell youabout the scars hiddenin the depths of my mirror,about the wave of my painthat has washed over the floor,about the carpet hiding thecracks underneath,about the… Read More ›
Vidhu Manchanda Seth – Poet is the disguised protagonist
Vidhu Manchanda Seth has been writing for almost 12 years now. That really is a long time. “Emotionally each day writing and consoling the world with my lessons. I feel living in parallel world where in diary I am the… Read More ›
Winters
Snow may be harsh and chilly to the world, but to me it’s always been the scintillating spread of joy that arrived every winter, and brought my father along with it. You’d expect an army man’s daughter to be as… Read More ›
Aashvi Shah – Moody. Witty. Sometimes self-deprecating
My favorite author(s) and book(s)? Amish Tripathi, Erich Segal, Chetan Bhagat, Agatha Christie. My journey as a writer: I started writing blog posts about personal topics and then went onto attempt poetry, microtales, musings, short stories and open letters. I… Read More ›
Shilpa – Funny, foodie, friendly, bubbly, optimistic!
As a child, I loved writing short stories. Later, as studies took priority, writing took a backseat. Few years ago, I found my passion again and started writing on various online sites. I loved Chetan Bhagat’s Five point someone. Khalid… Read More ›