Into The Night
#Memory
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The Lonely Sky
The sky feels so empty,The glory of the moon drained,The stars uninhabited,The lonely sky draws my sentiments aimlessly,Breaking through the constraints,Through the lanes of the memories I avoided,Memories I don't know even existed,Memories I averted.The lonely sky convey a thousand words,With each word saying a different story The Lonely Sky
A Thousand Memories
The Perfect Day
Do you know what’s worse than death? The knowledge that death is imminent, well, technically everyone dies but after a wonderful life. Only this is not the case for all of us, sometimes a young woman at an age of 17 suffering from metastatic thyroid cancer, fights for her every breath and cheats her death … Continue reading The Perfect Day
The Accidental Hero
The last thing Aadya remembered was her body acting on instinct, leaping onto a road to save an inattentive high schooler from an incoming truck. There was the pain afterwards, but it cut off abruptly, like a television losing electricity. “Huh!!”, Aadya whispered. “I always imagined dying would be more painful, I have had injection … Continue reading The Accidental Hero
The Girl That Shouldn’t Exist
“Should I smile?” Or “Should I say Hi?” Well, she is pretty. And definitely staring at me, without blinking since she got on the metro last stop. She was dressed in a shirt with bold prints and baggy jeans, she looked like someone stuck in the early ’90s. She was seating more upright than a … Continue reading The Girl That Shouldn’t Exist
The Young Nation
Hidden below the seats, With an increased heartbeat. Stones hit the bus with an ear-deafening sound, And all of us were dumb-found. The young nation where children were forced to run for their life, Because of your nonsensical strife. The young nation where a fictional character hurts more sentiments than the cries of many innocents. … Continue reading The Young Nation