Shattered Sanctuaries: A Blueprint for Redemption. By Aizah Imran
“And how do you perceive that house, Esme?” The question hung in the air, shattering the fragile expectations I had carefully constructed. My response,“cracked expectations”, laden with dryness, struggled to console the veins that threatened to burst with anxiety at this unexpected…
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Things that are far too heavenly-I cannot look them in the eyeMuch like the midnight’s glaring moon:The brightest object in the sky But when it’s light is soft, subduedAnd every crater can be seen When rifts emerge, summits protrudeThat is a far…
Keep readingThe Silent KillerBy: Omama Imran
Perhaps the most jarring facet of the transition into adulthood is the plight of loneliness. It’s certainly the least talked about. Responsibility, uncertainty, roles you didn’t choose in domains you didn’t want to explore, and all the anxiety and tumult that it…
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“Why do you do it?” I look up from the marble headstone I was wiping – smell out-races sight as my nostrils, with a sharp intake, inhale the Dettol scent as if I had only now dropped into the present moment in…
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Nights are stretching, growing colder, Sleep eludes, a mind in disarray. Monotony rules, excitement’s out of sight, Words trapped within, silence takes its sway. A spinning globe, a journey, a test, Suffocation & turmoil, At last either it ends or ourselves.…
Keep readingYellow Promises: By Javeria Ashfaq
Upon my tongue, forgiveness sits, a yellow promise,Draped in hues of daisies, a pledge not to dismiss.Like morning’s butter, standing tall with grace,A cab’s attention-seeking hue, a vibrant embrace. Calling out to passersby, a promise in yellow attire,Ready to be spent, to…
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If there was ever a book that so perfectly encapsulated the term “Thriller-Less” thriller, it would beSamantha Downing’s “My Lovely Wife”.My Lovely Wife is advertised as a domestic thriller about a married couple who murders to keep theirmarriage alive. It sounds interesting…
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When yesterday, I stood amid the flowers in the morning sunWhile I was deep in thought, and frustrated over trivial thingsI was distracted by the slightest shimmer that had caught my eye:The flashing of a ray of light striking upon a golden…
Keep reading“The Frail Boat’s Lament” by Aizah Imran
Under the shroud of darkness, I found myself once again drawn to the vastness of the sea, guided by a worn excuse that had become my silent companion. The deserted shore echoed with the cadence of my footsteps, and in that solitude,…
Keep readingThe Killer- A Review by Rohail Aamir
The opening line of a movie can be a pivotal moment that provides valuable insights into the main character’s personality, circumstances, and the overall tone of the story. It’s a crucial tool for filmmakers to establish a connection between the audience and…
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In our contrasted realm, I discern my errors clear,While your reflections lack depth, indifference you wear. I may seem reserved, but the human heart I grasp,Yet your sunny facade lacks compassion’s clasp. In constancy, I find my steadfast abode,While you chase happiness…
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“Intelligence work has one moral law—it is justified by results.” The Late John le Carré’s espionage thriller, “The Spy Who Came In From The Cold” is often touted as one one of, if not the trademark novel for the genre. While I…
Keep reading“Twenty Thousand” by Syme Iqbal
There is a tiny rip inside the fabric of the nightFrom which spills out the universe: shaping the southern lights The streaks of frozen tears are ever-etched onto the chinThe ice is forming ’round the eyes, and settling on the skin The…
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اک تنگی، اک مایوسی، ایک ڈگمگاتی سی حالتہر سو پھیلی ہوئی ہے بھروسہ توڑنے کی جہالت،ہم بھی مسافر چل دیے اچھے دنوں کی امید پہ چلتے چلتے کدھر کو لے جا رہی ہے یہ دل کی سقافت آج دل ٹوٹا تو دنیا…
Keep reading” No place Like home” by Raiyan Tauheed Syed
Not everyone has a safe place where they can run towards after a long tiring day. Neither do they find peace in their family’s embrace. Nor do they get to hear a voice which tells them to not give up and keeps…
Keep readingPaper Lives: A Film Review by Aizah Imran
“Paper Lives” takes us on a poignant journey through the heart of an impoverished Istanbul neighborhood. Mehmet, played brilliantly by Çağatay Ulusoy, runs a solid waste warehouse where he becomes a lifeline for those in need, especially homeless children and teenagers. This…
Keep readingThe Big Sleep- A book review by Rohail Aamir
The Big Sleep, written by Raymond Chandler, is a classic noir detective novel that follows private detective Philip Marlowe as he investigates the blackmailing of a wealthy family in Los Angeles. As the investigation progresses, Marlowe finds himself embroiled in a web…
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At midnight, under the witness of the glowing moonlight, you start counting stars. The crickets are chirping in the background but you don’t hear them, because when everything gets shrouded in darkness, and the sun stops shining, the voices that echo from…
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Growing up, I always thought there was something magical about her – Alaya. Her warm brown eyes were a million hues of earth, little flecks of gold twinkling in their depths like dapples of rich sunshine. Her hair was curly – the…
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Remember me?The grassy patchwork overgrew onto the winding, cobbled pathsAfter the storming monsoon had, to some degree, subdued its wrathAnd wanderers would search for warmth in curls of steam on cups of teaBy holding closer to their chests, the styrofoam, and so…
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I lived in a bubble all my life. This ever shifting bubble of water with no pockets to allow me air. When I let the sea consume me finally, the bubble disappeared somehow and I heard the whispers of the water from…
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“Ah”, I sigh. It’s as if nature has succeeded once again in healing me. I feel refreshed, tranquil and like the anxiety has left my bones, even if momentarily it is still a relief.
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Love From A to Z by S.K. Ali – A Review
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“I Came By” – A Thrilling and Thought-Provoking Graffiti Adventure
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A Gripping Thriller with Intriguing Twists – Verity by Colleen Hoover
A Short Review by Aizah Imran Summary: Verity, a compelling thriller by Colleen Hoover, delves into the life of Lowen Ashleigh, an underrated novelist. When she is unexpectedly tasked with continuing the renowned Verity series due to the latter’s tragic accident, Lowen…
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Oppenheimer
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By Syme Iqbal Yet again I fail to weave together-words from tangled strandsAnd yet again the empty pages stare at me, my pen in hand And there are better poets, still, than ones like me with withered willsInstead of absent-minded taps, their…
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By Nadia Qureshi They say you find your path in a labyrinthbut not in a mazeThat’s also how people’s lives are:Some find their way, while some keep walking around in a dazeI’m still trying to figure out which category I fit in.Maybe…
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By Usman Ahmed I’m a museum of grief A graveyard of memories I’m an old family recipe Bitter and sweet I’m a sad melody, a prayer on a sinner’s lips A deranged fantasy I’m a plethora of lifeless stars A lost religion,…
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I’m cringe, you’re cringe, everyone’s cringe. And that’s fine. Thinking someone’s interests or actions are embarrassing or thinking you’re above those is obviously inherently mean and extremely judgemental i shouldn’t have to point that out but it’s a human thing to do…
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Pyaray dil e nadaan,dil e nadaan tu akhir kyun chup hai?aj khul kar tehreer karle,teri ek awaz tabahi le ayegi,tu faryaad tou kar,dil e nadaan, koi tou khabar de?tera kuch na kuch kehna hi guzara karwadeta hai,tere khamosh ansu zanjeer banke chubte…
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Altered realities Who to trust and who to blame? Who’s the master, who’s the prey? We are brainwashed puppets Forced to play Along with this foolish game This isn’t the peace they guaranteed You’re voting for the wrong team Your anchors choose…
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Author: Colleen Hoover IT ENDS WITH US is a must-read book for all those women who are facing domestic violence and its effect on their relationships.This book is so much more than a love story novel, it highlights important issues that impact…
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By Baneen Fatima I walked through the door; someone else who was leaving held it open for me. I smile and she nods her head; it’s like a secret language, saying thank you without actually saying it. Not even seconds later the…
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By Muhammad Rafae Sohail It is said that teenage years are the best years of your life. Anyone who believes this isn’t acquainted with Peter. Since the time Peter could think for himself, he has only ever longed for one thing. Perfection.…
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By Muhammed Muneeb Makki Such an easy phrase for something that reasons us to experience many emotions. Listening to a sure track can also additionally make us experience unhappy and lengthy for beyond instances even as looking a few TV indicates make…
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By Khushma Khalid Nostalgia is an affectionate feeling for the past just like a natural camera that life possess.it is the same for everyone and unique with everyone.it is an emotion felt by everyone around the world of different time stamps.let it…
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OW CAN I EVER FORGET Nakhuwahad Ke Azyad e Man Rawa (FARSI) By Agha Amin Askari Close your Eyes for a Moment and think of a journey back to the realms of Childhood; think of how Beautiful the Journey would be, consider…
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Rameesha Fatima Alvi BSAF 4D Do you know which word scares us a lot, you do know which word makes our heart beat so rapid even when we think of it, do you know which word bring a whole wave of…
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By Hamza Azeem Darling dearest,Once again I find you running laps in my mind. There isn’t much I think about as much as I think of you. You’ve taken me places I never thought I’d go, made me do things I never…
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What does this word mean to you? And why do you think people literally strive so hard to be able to achieve this. In people. In jobs. In education. In relationships. In mere conversations in our daily life. Why is it so…
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Ankh sy ansu hai chalak nay ko razi magar yeh baat palkain nhi maanien, Dimaagh hai tujhay bhoolnay ko razi magar ye baat dil ny nhi maani, Asad tumhara diya zakham bangaya hai nasoor, Marham to hai paas magar laganay ko ye…
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By Villa-e-Fatima Dear Muskaan, I miss you and I miss everything about us. We met when we were kids. You used to live some blocks away from my nani’s apartments. Our friendship started when we rebelled against the so-called leader of our…
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By Javeria Faheem When I die, I want to have a heart empty of regrets A heart, that is content With the life it has had A heart that does not wish for more time More chances, more open doors When I…
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Walt Disney Short Biography: An overview of this legendary man’s life
By Areej Amin Whenever we hear the word ‘Disney’, we think about Mickey Mouse. Instantly. Just immediately. In a game of say-what-comes-to-your-mind-first when I say a particular word, this would most probably be the outcome. Disney also means princesses and animation beyond…
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By Zahra Muzzammil Dear Hardships, Why do you come again and again to me? Would not it be great if you left me with my happiness just for once! I do understand that you give me the strength to stand up against…
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By Aizah Imran We are overly sensitive? Very irritable? Extremely expressive? Folks in our era, I assume, unconsciously misinterpret what others say and believe it is motivated by animosity and hatred. I’m a GenZer, and I believe that older generations consider us…
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Sky is Not the Limit
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By Muhammad Hamza Azeem You must’ve heard of ‘them’ from someone. Maybe an uncle at a family gathering called them out for working against the country. Maybe you’ve heard someone on the news talking about how they are plotting to cripple the…
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Coke Studio 2022 Review
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By Rania Shahid “Hello, Peter Parker. Hope this mail finds you in good health. I saw your online ad and want to rent you for an hour or two. Nature of work: I need an empathic listener. Please send me your bank…
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Book Review (The Hating Game)
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If the classics of literature ever become the topic of discussion, including ‘Lord of the Flies’ would be a sensible requirement to meet. Lord of The Flies was written by William Golding in 1954, one of the most influential and successful writers…
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I captured this picture when I was about 12. I randomly clicked it on my dad’s phone, and I think it’s a pretty good capture. This picture brings back memories of my childhood, memories of the time when I was carefree about…
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We have heard research from NASA about traveling to outer space, but is it true? Are the pictures of space, moon, and mars genuine? Are the US moon landings staged by NASA? We all know that Neil Armstrong was the first man…
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This world is so unfair and chaotic. I look around and there are countless examples of how we humans, instead of choosing peace, instead of doing things simply; make chaos out of everything. For eg the Anti-mask people, they scream so loudly…
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I hate group projects with a passion. No one ever puts in any amount of effort, let alone actually pulling their own weight. It’s a clever strategy, of course, to take advantage of those of us who actually care about our integrity.…
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This happened when I was 19 years old. I had a schedule to go to the gym around 4 to 5 days a week. To get back home, I usually took the bus. It was a Saturday night, and I had just…
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