What if…

Roll not tears on my death There should be a reservoir to roll What is the loss to anyone in the damage There should be a broken heart to know and understand the value of toll

Life- a Cliché

- by Nirjala Adhikari

Sometimes, more than anything else, I find the word itself quite interesting. Of course word does not only mean syntagmatic form but also the connotation of it.

It's all about the time

- by Moin Uddin

So much of dreams laid on the walls No any masons to help you build the crafts No one looks up to you unless you have some kind of power That's the reality with no any wonders.

Look at the brighter side of life

- by Republica

The world is filled with all kinds of people. Some are helpful, kind and caring while others are just the opposite. Our lives are also filled with both types of people. So, look at the brighter side to your life.

Inspiring new generation to change

- by Saugat Singh Saud

Timoci Naulusalu, a 12 years old kid from Fiji won Fiji National Climate Change speech competition. He was a seventh-grade student when he addressed the high-level opening of COP23 in 2017.

The unrequited love

- by Republica

I won’t harp your name I won’t whine with you I won’t daze to love you again I won’t be frenzy again for you

World Bicycle Day

- by Leszek J. Sibilski

June 3rd marked the second celebration of The World Bicycle Day since its inception by The United Nations General Assembly on April 12, 2018, by 193 state-members as the UN Resolution.

Keeping an intrepid promise

- by Dipendra Thapa

Don’t take over me If you won’t love me anymore Don’t come to my mind If you won’t remember me again

Pending Gratitude

- by Aparajita Sharma

It's my first time celebrating Mothers' Day away from home, away from you. And let me tell you, it doesn't feel right. When we used to be together during the celebrations, I never got you any special gifts, never expressed my gratitude rightfully. Heck, I haven't even thanked you properly, personally for everything.

My Native Land

- by Shristi Shrestha

Nepal is my native land, Lets’ do work together with own hands. My native land where I was born I play here, having too much fun.

My journey with the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award

- by Saugat Singh Saud

With more than 1.3 million young people in 144 countries, Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award is a prestigious youth achievement award helping young people widen their skills and engage them towards being innovative, intrigue and inspiring human being.

Somehow our destination is same

- by Moin Uddin

Somehow our destination is same But the path we chose to reach there is different I chose love as an only way to go there But you chose friendship to be there

Who is God?

- by Janardan Karki

There is no God up there. God has no figure and is shapeless. God is just energy. But very powerful energy- the energy that created us and the universe.

How hungry you are?

- by Moin Uddin

The dreams that you see has to go through many trails Life doesn't give you anything easily before it tests your time and while You have to prove that you need it Until and unless you don't do it

Attaining Saintliness

- by Sushant Thapa

Could we talk about a saint? What sort of clarification could I receive for my life? Has he known the world around me, any better? Does he stay in a different world and what separates us from the world which he lives in?

The shaking hope

- by Diwakar Sapkota

The shaking heart crackles The spur of life dropped The dream has slept away The cloud of hope vanished

Menstrual Hygiene: Knowledge and Practices

Menstruation is a transitional stage of physical, psychological, and social maturing from puberty to adulthood. It is part of the female reproductive cycle that starts when girls become sexually mature at the time of puberty

Love

- by Suraj Marahatta

The Symphony constructed in the C minor key Was supposed to gift me the emotions of love, Instead it is lamenting about an unhappy love Which is tainted in my sighing love-sick soul.

New Beginnings

- by Pratik Mainali

I left my thoughts unchecked and it reached deep into the dark, desolate den of despair. Soon enough my heart was wrung with grief. In the delusional freakishness of the youth I found myself abruptly sobered into sadness.

Live Your Life Wisely

- by Kripal Karki

As I have seen  the SKY, A day of my life has just gone BY, I thought the passing were the sun RAYS, Never realizing RAYS were my memorable DAYS