Leela, the Migrant by Ravi Dhar
She sat in a corner. Her eyes fixed at some uncertain point in the infinity;
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That Stranger by Steven H. Castro Jr.
I remember you and when you first walked into our house. It was late at night, cold, and dark....
Crutches by Tiziana Soverino
Our life started in the deep mountain recesses of a cave, somewhere in the world, we cannot quite recall...
The Place Where the Disappearing Tree Was by Anika Shah
The tree appeared out of nowhere. We just walked past that old deserted garden and found it standing there....
Wanting to be Loved by B. P. Smythe
They say doctors bury their mistakes. However, this one came back to bite him…
Renaissance Has Begun by Saima Rashid
They call our homeland a beast of beauty. It is somebody’s obsession and other’s desperation. Amid the claims and...
Love Law by Navjyot Kaur Sandhu
Some thing was there in my mind Full of emotions and reasons Ink was not calligraphing the words Feelings...
Tiger, Tiger by Meg Baird
Even the fiercest things Can be very soft Think of tigers and snow leopards
Letting Go by Ruby Lucille Fink
I sometimes wish, I could take my memories, And put them in a jar, Stir them in with a...
Giving Psychological Descriptions by Hassan Malik
Giving psychological descriptions of a character is fun but it can also get dangerously sensitive and intricate. It is...