- by Sushant Thapa
My time was stuck. As I was scrolling through, I found you waiting to be accepted as my friend. I never knew that friendship could wait for anyone, at that time. Waiting to be accepted is diluted the moment I accept you.
- by Parbat Lawati
Dear long departed It is to let you know I still remember you And those meetings When you would come
- by Mansi Karna
Coherence tells me up-front About my right to shimmer That, as a rainbow I must not deny glimmer, I see my indifference
- by Sharana KC
The weak and fragile boat, we hurriedly hopped in carried around six or seven of us. Everyone started to be in motion, trying to sail the boat, despite the challenging weather with the intermittent occurrence of thunder and lightning.
- by Mansi Karna
In this world where darkness rules And wherein dances fright One does want a source of light That may burn with might So that no thorn pricks one’s soul
- by Parbat Lawati
How sweet of you To give me a voice To supply me a shake To drag me to shore!
- by Mansi Karna
Imagine a world of perfection with everything and everyone in place. We perceive this state as ‘Utopia.’ I feel imagination of such a system enjoys flaw at the very principle level. Yet, I would like to cast these hurdles aside to imagine a system suitable for everyone in a way nobody's needs are compromised. Now I would like to bring certain facts into consideration to understand the entire functional dynamics of such society.
- by Jyoti Budhathoki
Mama, your daughter isn't soldier My soul is getting older I'm trying to get out And, For it I have fought Mama, I just wanna say sorry And please don't worry Someday, somehow I will meet you Mama, Don't cry when I'm gone And this will be my last word.
- by Amrit Poudel
Have not heard you speak Since the day, you left me I do not remember the talk we had Neither your face comes back to me How anonymous can one be?
- by Sujal Thapa
Loneliness has become an epidemic in the modern world with more than 40 percent of the population in countries like the United States and the United Kingdom admitting to feeling lonely, a figure which would suggest that the rate of loneliness has doubled in the past 40 years.
- by Sangita Shrestha
Your love is like a strong scent That never fades away from my mind. I like the way you do things That lingers in me all the time.
- by Sangita Shrestha
Our lives are nothing but stories Stories that might ignite motivation to some. At the end, life is nothing And really really nothing matters At the end.
- by Afaf Shamim
What could you possibly see when you sit there and stare back at me? The porcelain mask that's painted perfectly, or what's truly underneath?
- by Sweta Khadka
Importance of the yin yang knowledge in our time is it consolidates masculine and feminine as one! In this senses nothing is all masculine or feminine rather a combination of both. This consolidation of masculine or feminine was revolutionary for me and was the pivot which got me lament about everything in general.
- by Biken K Dawadi
There is a god far mightier than fear, His voices run deep down, High heavens they tear, His shoulders strong, stiff;
- by Jyoti Budhathoki
Mama, your daughter isn't soldier My soul is getting older I'm trying to get out
- by Sweta Khadka
Taoism views reality as a process of continual flow taking place in a cyclic pattern bearing two polar tendencies; yin yang or feminine masculine. These poles project polar yet complimentary tendencies.
- by Ashmita Rawal
Cities are busy not because they are the center, Cities are busy because people are centered. People are centered not because they are selfish,
- by Afaf Shamim
I tear apart often just to feel; to feel the pain that should be real. When deep in the darkness my heart still sees;
- by Mahima Poddar
I might not be a very great fan of football but I really like the vibes of our country when world cup comes in because of the emotions people attach to the game and the warmth they share with each other.