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Why are we alive?

Why are we alive?

- by Rajani Regmi

Are we alive to walk by time in years as the uncertain life and death clock ticks by? Are we alive to stare at the reflection in the mirror shadowed by conscious and unconscious sighs? Are we alive to create a transcending history with each of our personal stories?

Abandoned house talks...

Abandoned house talks...

- by Rajeeb Shrestha

People consider it stupid When I say that the house talks to me My old house now abandoned Comes to my recurring dream And says

Is AI dangerous or beneficial for humankind?

Is AI dangerous or beneficial for humankind?

- by Sanskriti Rijal

This is a constantly-evolving world and throughout history we have seen a great amount of technological advancement that has benefited humankind. Everything we know about civilization is the product of intelligence, so amplifying humankind with the help of artificial intelligence has the possibility of flourishing our civilization like never seen before as long as we are able to keep the technology beneficial.

Head held high

Head held high

- by Sangita Shrestha

That person in the mirror, how is it?  Is it asking about your identity or reflecting your identity? What's the use of the identity when the person in the mirror Doesn't resemble your identity. Does that person hold eye contact with you or just stares you back with anger or agony ?

Dear Daughter

Dear Daughter

- by Rajani Regmi

Please Remember, To the whole world you might be one But to one you are the Whole World When in all doubt, confusions, forced obligations Please Remember,

Family

Family

- by Sushant Thapa

Family institutionalized you  You build your first subjectivity and follow the rules;  While you learn to break it.

Wait for a while

Wait for a while

- by Rajeeb Shrestha

If life is a waiting game Then wait and watch The crescendo of shattered heart Just wait for a while my dear,

Let's know about Doctrine of signature

Let's know about Doctrine of signature

- by Pratibha Baral

Have you ever been lost to the wonder of nature, thinking about its origin, components, evolution, and of course its hidden mystery which are still to be unfolded?

The growth of E-commerce

The growth of E-commerce

- by Pratyush Awasthi

Although E-Commerce has been in the market for a long while now especially in the developed countries, currently it has been growing all over the world as an easier platform for doing business as well.

Average students strive for progress, not perfection

Average students strive for progress, not perfection

- by Suzanne Shrestha

Any human being who decides to put effort enjoys good results. So, do not compare your “not-so-good” efforts with being average. Buckle up and chin up and most importantly try. Don’t label yourself.

Birds in the Cage

Birds in the Cage

- by Aakanchhya Neupane/Ichhya Neupane

We used to fly high in the sky, Suddenly something made us cry! Our wings used to be seen, For a year, they are weakened!

How can someone love a person so much?

How can someone love a person so much?

- by Moin Uddin

How can someone love a person so much? This is what she asks when I talk to her while strolling around a hutch That was the question for me to answer As that person was me who loved her as such  I have no exact words for her to tell what she means to me

Me time for a while

Me time for a while

- by Sabina Thapa

In the hustle bustle of daily life, with the responsibilities and a schedule tight. You forget your own worth and existence, Constantly moving to accomplish your ambitions. You deserve break, You deserve your self time, To rejuvenate your own body and mind.

Dear Daughter

Dear Daughter

- by Rajani Regmi

Please remember, to the whole world you might be one But to one you are the whole world When in all doubts, confusions, forced obligations

Dragonflies don’t visit me anymore

Dragonflies don’t visit me anymore

- by Basanti Timalsina

It was many years back I was barely six when I used to run through fields and chase dragonflies, especially those huge red ones were my favorite. I marched through marshes and mud to take a closer look at them when they rested on twigs and leaves I would tiptoe cautiously to prevent any movement and noise

A Ramble to nostalgic alleys!

A Ramble to nostalgic alleys!

- by Rajeeb Shrestha

I wondered for How many centuries These narrow alleys might have Existed and the people Who lived here with Gods and Deities With a life so divinely inspired to festivities Celebrated in devotion to those Divine-beings!!

Don't be lazy

Don't be lazy

- by Moin Uddin

Keep up with your pace And enjoy being on your space Be strong and ace Oh be humble and never try to chase