Sekuwa: An Engrossing Tale

- by Parul Sigdel

Although Nepali literature boasts several masterpieces that are known to all, it oftentimes falls short in catering to its younger audiences. Think of a story or a novel specifically for children and young adults that are local and is unanimously known across the country. There is hardly any.

Pixelated Beauty

- by Amrit Poudel

Sweet sweet smile  nowhere to be seen  alas! how this heart of  mine  dives where it's never been

In Nature’s Counseling

- by Rupsingh Bhandari

We went the same place Where we used to go Sat unspoken at the same stone  On the top of the hill Looking over the sky

Language

- by Sushant Thapa

We believe what we say And we say what we believe We imply corrections and changes in minds and hearts We even utter language silently, and we impart the belief system

Teed Off

- by Bhoj Kumar Dhamala

Wit teed off how much you energize Your caliber the moldy expired notion Avails your surroundings, the lost of Ingenuity is what you are facing, presently.

I wonder

- by Moin Uddin

I wonder how a single person can handle so many values Values of religion Values of family Values of self Values of society

Writing about oneself on the internet?

- by Prallabi Lohani

Having both pros and cons to writing about yourself on the internet, you should pay attention to the fact that sharing a lot isn’t very safe and sharing a little isn’t very harmful. You just need to know where to stop. Also suggesting your family and friends the same is what you can do to bring a change.

Turning pages of manuscript

- by Moin Uddin

I had just finished writing a story about you and me We know that we don't talk but had some kind of chemistry I was wondering but with hopes of your  presence while turning pages of manuscript And suddenly I hear my phone ring and looked at it and it was from you my sweetie

Like a river in winter

- by Moin Uddin

You still remember him The little moments that were nurtured as evergreen Life therein was short But it lasted and treasured as a support

The question...

- by Rajani Regmi

Life has asked us a Multitude of times, a constant repeated question, Just with a different tone and rhyme;

Destiny

- by Sushant Thapa

Thoughts have the power to see the unseen and hear the unheard Although, thoughts need rearrangement.   Destiny can always be altered  By changing the way one thinks.

The conspired winter

- by Rupsingh Bhandari

The silence mornings Catnapped days Chilled evenings and frozen nights Muting the restless city Cuddling with uncertainty.

Scar of bruises

- by Moin Uddin

It's Thursday evening Been a while that I am lost somewhere in the midst of thinking I am sitting at the edge of the river And letting the water to hit me with its waves

Melt her heart

- by Moin Uddin

Here he's thinking that what went wrong Has he made a mistake or was just his illusions

Grey of winter

When the whining hounds Of piercing wind howls Outside your window panel