Discover "Beyond the Divide" by Thinara Wimaladharma at Hashtag Kalakar, an abstract depiction of an oceanic expanse with fluid shapes and white birds.
Written By: Aisaa Nuru Stanley Category: flash fiction Competition: Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026 Aisaa Nuru Stanley's "A Gift from Yesterday" is a compelling piece of flash fiction featured in the Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026. This poignant narrative captures the unexpected connections and enduring impact of kindness across generations. As participants from across the globe share their unique voices and stories, Aisaa's entry sta
Written By: Juni-Ann George Category: Poetry Competition: Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026 Juni-Ann George, writing as "Nostalgie," offers a poignant reflection on the passage of time and the longing for simplicity in her poem "Nostalgie." As part of the Poetry category in the Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026 hosted by Hashtag Kalakar, this piece delves into themes of nostalgia and the shift from childhood innocence to adult complexity.
Written By: Chaitanya Upadhyay Category: Poetry Competition: Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026 In a compelling entry for the Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026, Chaitanya Upadhyay presents "भ्रष्ट भ्रष्ट है दुनिया," a powerful poem that delves deep into the pervasive corruption within society. This evocative piece, submitted in the Poetry category, resonates with the disillusionment and harsh realities faced by many. The competition offers a platform for
Written By: Chaitanya Upadhyay Category: Poetry bhajan Competition: Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026 Chaitanya Upadhyay, writing under the name Vishnuji, presents a heartfelt poetic piece titled "विष्णु जी" in the category of bhajan poetry. This work is part of the Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026 by Hashtag Kalakar. Upadhyay's submission is a devotional piece that explores themes of spiritual yearning and dedication to Lord Vishnu. The poem reflects
