Love in lockdown
- by Sushant BK
When scientists have no solution, And no doctors prescribe medication, Despite science and innovation,
Slammed
I fear to face my old age
- by Sugam Gautam
I fear to face the mirror Cause, it uncovers my wrinkles. I fear when 'bye', says the Sun.
The last smile
- by Rajani Regmi
You are so special, if I could count the traces of your graces You must know, infinity would be the only justified answer You are so special, if I could picture the "limits" of your dreams You must know, the limitless sky is where I would point
A Quarantine Selfie
- by Rajeeb Shrestha
A small doggy barks louder At the arrival of his madam back To home from her duty of emergence
Moth on my diary
- by Sushant Thapa
When it came like a yellowed flower which I found in between my old diary, it had a gentle touch. It did not know what I wrote on those blank pages
Keep creating magic
- by Moin Uddin
Though you seem lonely but you are not alone Though you seen useless but you are unknown Unknown of your talents, unknown of your opportunities Just keep on working and keep the hope shining
Life, a beautiful lie
- by Sugam Gautam
We define it as a beautiful lie Yet, no precise meaning it has. Hospital beds are now tired As it's been so long, they have acquired.
The Choice
- by Sushant Thapa
Like the turning of the pages I have turned myself from the darkness In the dim light of life
MALAK
- by Amrit Poudel
When the clouds pass right through you with the howling wind, leaving you alone and blue you wonder if you could be so light yet so heavy full of tears
When air touch her
- by Moin Uddin
You are on your borders And try to maintain law and order You control your selves from getting in touch But the thoughts has no control and wanders to any place as such.
O’ spring
- by Bhuwan Thapaliya
In her own leisurely pace she has arrived riding the multicolored chariot of the flowers
I'm a Street Child
- by Sugam Gautam
Without you mom, I'm like a martlet willing to run Without you dad, I'm like a monsoon without rain How can I think of a toy when I have no food to eat?
Responding to Time
- by Sushant Thapa
Responding to Time The falling of leaves The shinning of stars The moon at its own place All are very perfect.
Believe in your abilities
- by Moin Uddin
Those person who put their efforts will never go into waste Just believe in yourself and move so that you can embrace Though you might not see any outcomes in first place But eventually something good is happening in the process.
What Is It That Poetry Can Do?
- by Sushant Thapa
For, what is it that poetry can do? It could make tremble a single leaf of a tree among many, and make you its master It could let you climb on clouds while you are on the ground and are finding your stand When your heart aches and you find pain in others
Why does heart never satisfies?
- by Moin Uddin
Why does fear looms in heart even if tides are calm? Might be it has seen worst and feared that it might come Believing in tides to stay calm is like a river staying silent in storm Oh I wonder do it ever someday get a moment to live without sandstorm?
Glimpses of everyday life
- by Bhuwan Thapaliya
No noise, no chaos,no pollution; just the Bagmati river, shimmering in the moonlight And in the stifled light of a myriad stars.
Dream Now Visit Later
- by Moin Uddin
There were times that nature gave us And it will keep on providing what it has But the time has been harsh on nature And we need to reconsider and work altogether
What lies beneath
- by Arjeeb Cartman
What lies beneath the lake? A dynasty of fins? Or pebbles mundane?
An Ode to the Oddity
- by Rajeeb Shrestha
People say that a leave never falls Without a storm but the most evil scourge Came with a blaster! And then only- People on earth felt their heart In their mouth!! And, as they say;