Me And My Garden
- by Muna Gautam
Played I ball with some cats, Chased I mice with thin bats
Narratives
Keep moving
- by Moin Uddin
The time is limited and I have so much to do The struggle is real but I need to move I can't get stuck and drown my fate That's why I am working hard at every minute.
Fair Weather?
- by Aashish Dhakal
Spring is here. There is just something about it that brings excitement and a smile on my face. The days are starting to get longer, and where I live, there are no longer mornings with low laying fog.
Dutch boxer who fought Ali still riding punches in Bulgaria
- by Reuters
Former Dutch boxing champion Rudi Lubbers, who lost to Muhammad Ali on points in a 12-round heavyweight fight in Jakarta four and a half decades ago, is back on his feet again after taking one of the heaviest punches of his life.
Subvert life
- by Dipendra Thapa
Close the window, lock up the door And feel the tremor of the floor Tell me, how it feels to sit under the sword of Damocles
My Words
- by Suraj Marahatta
My words aren't usually backed up by the facts Tempted to fathom rather than to memorize
Why one should not buy groupism
- by Pooja Chauhan
As energy is contagious, it is always wise to be around people who inspire you and are respected not just for their age or for the amount of money they earn.
Elephant seals take over California beach during shutdown
- by Associated Press
A colony of elephant seals took over a beach in Northern California during the government shutdown when there was no staff to discourage the animals from congregating in the popular tourist area, an official said.
Who’s the daddy? Surprise in Swiss orangutan paternity test
- by Associated Press
A paternity test on a baby orangutan has come back with a surprising result. Basel Zoo in northwestern Switzerland said Thursday the test showed the 5-month-old Padma wasn’t fathered by the male in her enclosure.
Life full bombshell
- by Diksha Yadav
Life is full of bombshells, Just we need is little patience and courage,
Dear sister, this is how I feel being a woman
- by Malvika Neupane
Dear Sister, Do you remember that one random day? The day when you thought mommy gave me a special gift wrapped in a newspaper as I was screaming and running all over the house? Well, that day --both her gift and my menstruation period got me excited.
She
- by Arjun BK
A queen of the beauty Is peeping from the Windows of my heart A Prince will come to take her In a beautiful cart.
Life after coming back…
- by Aakriti Dhungana Agrawal
When I started my educational journey far away from home back in 2009, I was a proud girl. Something that I wanted so badly was about to come true.
Have a life outside of work!
Dear Sadichha, I am a 24-year-old guy. I am currently working in a Kathmandu based INGO. I am a workaholic person and I enjoy working. Recently I have been so occupied that I can't take out time for friends and my girlfriend.
Antique of Biratnagar: Banaskhandi Mahadev
- by Sajesh Raj Nepal
BanaskhandiMahadev temple is located at Devakota chowk, Biratnagar-8, to eastern side of Koshi Zonal Hospital.
Relationship gets cold
- by Moin Uddin
You know you love that kid Want him to succeed You do expect much from him
A mother’s unconditional love
- by Krishna Bhandari
You kept me nine months in your womb, Like a heavy weight on your head.
Journey within self
- by Amrit Poudel
While the dusk takes the leave And the starry night paints the sky With Paper, pen and lamp I set out on a journey with Alexander supertramp Not into the wild
Man says emotional support alligator helps his depression
- by Associated Press
A Pennsylvania man says his emotional support alligator helps him deal with his depression.
10 mind-blowing Maya Angelou Quotes
- by Republica
Oprah Winfrey, who considers Maya Angelou a mentor, said, “Maya Angelou is not what she has done, written or spoken. It’s how she did it all. She moved through the world with unshakeable calm, confidence, and a fiery, fierce grace and abounding love.” Angelou is best known for her book published in 1970, ‘I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings’ which received international acclaim. The book was also banned in many schools during that time as Angelou’s honesty about having been sexually abused opened a subject matter that had long been taboo in the culture. Later, ‘I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings’ would become a course adoption at college campuses around the world. With more than 30 bestselling titles, Maya Angelou has written 36 books. Here are some of her quotes that can instigate you to take action to better yourself.