News Topic:Childhood
Poems
BRING ME BACK THE CHILDHOOD
"Took away from me this opulence, fame. And even this young stage as well. But bring me back those childhood memories, the paper boat"
Opinion
Conformitism leads to Decidophobia
Our society being so judgemental and conservative is the worst bearer of conformitism, taking people towards the state of 'Decidophobia'.
Poems
Mesmerising Childhood
"Played pebbles and hopscotch, Boy and girl as if were one, Gone to picnic to cherish nature, Dressed alike and helped one to one with open heart, Never frowned nor scolded then to one"
Poems
Those Indelible Moments
Spending
Those moments together
Childish actions we all did,
I still remember.
Tribute to those indelible moments
To those golden memories
To our hidden talents
To our selfless endeavours
We expensed for...
Poems
MY LITTLE BROTHER
In his lunacy, I find magic
I pretend as denial of logic.
Why he thinks, if being abhorred by me
Let world wander, I've keen love for...
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