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Hey guys!! It’s quite amazing to look back and see how our hobby of writing got a platform to reach an audience beyond our homes. It is thanks to all of you that we got encouraged to explore and hone our interests further but as time as it we have found it difficult to continue with the same pace of posting…
Keep readingOur Candle
Couldn’t think of a better occasion than the festival of lights itself to recall the blissful emotion portrayed in this poem we wrote a year ago. Wishing you all a happy and blessed Diwali !! Here’s our rendezvous with a candle – It was a normal night. Well all nights are normal till, And Everyone with their laptops Me with a…
Keep readingOdyssey
In mere moments did my stance change, As a new sense of hope seemed to rise, A newfound confidence it bore Some smiles it did take to clear the lens fogged by cynicism A few heart to heart conversations To hear the profound music of mankind In mere moments did my stance change, As life acquainted me with significant surprises. It…
Keep readingA question of Mathematics!
‘The winds are always cold at this hour’ Reena thought as she got up for school. She lazily scrubbed a brush over her teeth and took a bath. It was 5:30 am. The ball of sun appeared to rise from a red lid far in the horizon. The surroundings were dark as a starless night sky and as she went to…
Keep reading‘ A New Look!’
Hello everyone, Duo Disseminators is proud to unravel the new look to our website. We changed the old theme because it lacked clarity to present what we wanted to convey, moreover some elements that Hever theme provided looked redundant. Perhaps we were also unsatisfied due to the lack of views in the website. Honestly, who would want a to visit a…
Keep reading‘Eyeing through the lens’
Yes we’ll walk with a walk that is measured and slow, And we’ll go where the chalk-white arrows go, For the children, they mark, and the children, they know The place where the sidewalk ends. ~Where the Sidewalk ends Past few months seem like a kaleidoscope There have been great times, many events and fun But felt distant from self, as…
Keep reading‘An elephant can’t walk alone..’
‘ ‘An elephant can’t walk alone. It has to walk with its herd’ I look out as the melody of the day starts. Plethora of people will come and truly many will touch me but end up pricking me. They will try to harm my soul, the only part of me retired from the rest of the world. Yet I…
Keep reading‘How is life going?’
Generally, we tend to go over those posts that talk about life.. how life is.. how life has been. One may feel like the person is penning an obituary for his/her blog. (Obviously not us ) We are going through what will be some major exams, based on a pattern in which our brothers passed their grade 10th( Which means extra…
Keep reading‘It sure did cry,’
Hello this is Khushi. Today I am penning a poem describing how free soul feels crippled when it is constrained. How it feels the force of being shut down… Amidst the dread of night, Seeing their constrained plight It sure did cry – freedom Hands forced to comply, Tears falling down as it cried Amidst the dead of night Compelled to…
Keep readingIndependence Day Wishes
We wish all our Indian readers a very happy Independence day! Interestingly, the central African country of Congo also became independent this day! ~DuoDisseminators
Keep reading‘A reunion called!’
Hello everyone. This is Kunjal. This is my first attempt at a sonnet. Hope you like it. On a long drive to aunt’s sturdy white house On a road our car dances in the mist Grasshoppers bounce and mischief-makers trounce, Green fields melting and attuning adrift. We traverse through a foulish filthy lake Muddy dogs and goats, squirrels swim with gay,…
Keep reading‘Soldier’
Hey guys Khushi here. A short poem penned by me, on what does being on battlefield truly mean for a soldier. . . I could hear the firing guns, I could hear the tanks approaching, As my comrades screamed in pain I could see the army encroaching, I may be wrong But I think I saw a hint of uneasiness in…
Keep readingThe screen-age
“Amina was looking in the class. It was the lunch break and she darted her eyes around for her friends. They were standing around a table and laughing. She went closer and one exclaimed ‘Hey did you watch Stranger Things?’. Amina shook her head to say no. She had heard of the series, but she did not want to watch it.…
Keep readingInto the bushes
This poem is penned for the prompt at Skeptic Kaddish where the poets were asked to write a poem following these rules 12 lines of free verse; Must include the adjective “adorable” The Mulberry Cottage still stands firm The gladioli,Lilies and orchids still dance with the wind, One part of garden looks loftier with tons of leaves some wild begonia, twigs and…
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