Category: Poems

The first step of a baby, Sparkle in his mother’s eyes! From the first day in school, To the last day of senior year, Beauty lies in everything and everyone, In the pollen of fully grown flowers, In the honey of little bees, The first tear of heartbreak, The first laugh of joy, The splendor… Continue reading Overlooked Beauty – A Poem by Sarthak Suman Gupta

Another Rape, Another Brutal Murder, Another Caste based atrocity, Another Candle, Another Begging Mother, Another Shattered Trust in Humanity, Another Injustice, Another Black DP, Another Call for Justice, Another Rapist, Another Comment on Clothing, Another……………………………………………. Tell us what it takes for making this world safe for us to live. Is there a need for another… Continue reading What does it take? – A Poem by Sakshi Goyal

This can’t be real This pain I feel I’m in a dark cave All alone never to be saved Won’t somebody find me? Open my eyes, let me see Bring me back into the light Into happiness and what’s right I hide myself under a pile of lies So no one sees the secrets behind… Continue reading Unreal – A poem by Sanjana Pulugurtha

  Every morning I get up with one thing in my heart i.e. HOPE. Hope that I’ll survive the day without battling with my sorrows. Hope that today I can get little closer to the feeling of being loved. Hope that today will be different from sad yesterday. Hope that I’ll learn to live a… Continue reading Hope – A Poem by Sakshi Goyal

    Old World Charm   Not the charging point, but a window beside my bed, Not WhatsApp birthday wishes, but cards handmade. Neither the hourly text messages, nor an evening spent on the phone. Give me letters written with love and share with me an ice cream cone. Come let’s walk beside the lake… Continue reading Old World Charm – A Poem by Ishika Mitra