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The Colours of Life by Shahzaib Ahmed

Thursday, March 30, 2017 / BY KELS
The colors of art; The colors of life; Lie in relation Beauty and strife The ability of imbalance, Sacred souls that nurse; Bear pain quietly Seldom they curse In enigmas of world, People slaughter and rumble; They query and grumble But remember The conquers are the humble In whirlpool of relation One finds people drab , They seem really sweet Behind back they stab. The ones that follow flimsy dreams Are like flowing in the...

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On Women by Ayesha Zeb 2nd Year

Monday, March 27, 2017 / BY KELS
  To me a wo-man is someone who complements a man. Without whom a man would not be a man. But similarly a woman wouldn't be who she is without a man! The delicate creature, the aura of femininity, the epitome of care and caution would not be such were there no men- hardcored, masculine  and careless!  Women have always been given a special importance in each and every society. Even with all the calls...

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The Caged Dove by Abdul Qadeer

Monday, March 27, 2017 / BY KELS
As she works through day and night,She finds no one to give her love.She lives her life in the bonds of marriage,With no peace of heart, like a caged dove.Her children are her will to live,Without whom she would be dead.Living her life in the shackles of bondage,Not with affection,but her husband’s dread.Is this the life she was born to have?To be ploughed like a lowly cow,She keeps on serving as she criesTo her honor...

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The place where I live - Hafsa Amin 2nd Year MBBS

Sunday, March 26, 2017 / BY Unknown
The place where I live, all that people care about is women.  You'd think that it would be a good thing, but you're mistaken. The place where I live, women are criticized if they bare their skin. The place where I live, women are considered impractical if they cover themselves up from head to toe. The place where I live, if a girl is bold and confident, she is too outspoken. The place where I...

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Women by Muhammad Husnain Khawar 2nd Year

Monday, March 20, 2017 / BY KELS
For as long as mankind has existed, human beings have lived in an entirely patriarchal society. Where the  norm for woman was(and still is)to cook, clean and look pretty while doing it.The men of society were content with sitting back and letting the women do all the menial tasks, while they fancied themselves as deserving of adventure and power. That is why the strong arm of society is composed of men while women remain shut...

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My Superwomen by Asma Abrar Hashmi 1st year

Monday, March 20, 2017 / BY KELS
“On Women” the topic said. “On women,huhh??” I thought “.So this is what it’s gonna be .The same lengthy monotonous articles on women empowerment and gender equality”. And as I sit here ,solemnly staring at the ceiling  fan of my room (on the night of my General Anatomy test) gathering ideas , something clicks!! And just like that ,I know exactly what I am going to write. I am going to avail this time and...

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When The Sky Cried by Aateqa Hashmi

Sunday, March 19, 2017 / BY KELS
Her headscarf flickered in the evening breeze. By the sea, she was sitting on a bench with the woman who bore her. Just a little later, she would at last get to know him. He who had abandoned her before even letting her greet him. With enquiring eyes, she watched her mother. She, in response, could only swallow. She had wished she would never have to tell her daughter this. It was he and I...

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For Her by Javeria Iqtedar-2nd year

Sunday, March 19, 2017 / BY KELS
And God sent to you the girl with silk in her hair who told you to keep walking (and she walked with you) to the edge of the world that you dreamt up together. She pointed out the constellations while you watched yourself fall sitting on the window ledge a forgotten book in your hands a lurch in your heartbeat a swelling in your chest and you smile in gratitude at the sky for letting...

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Dead Justice by Ahmad Jalil 3rd year

Sunday, March 19, 2017 / BY KELS
When Eddie was alive he was told that a zombie doesn’t really feel anything except for extreme hunger. But it was only when he got to experience this whole 'coming back to life' thing first hand, did he realize that wasn’t true. Being a zombie was not a lot different than being a human. The stupid doesn’t go away, the brain still keeps functioning in somewhat of a rational way, a person’s likes and dislikes...

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On Women? by Nabeel Ahmad 2nd year

Saturday, March 18, 2017 / BY Unknown
On women? Topic of the month? On women Number of submissions? Only a few Number of people who know what feminism is? Only a few A number of people who are willing to debate on feminism? A lot While writing this piece I wasn’t thinking of writing “on women” but rather “for women”. 7th of March 2017,          An ordinary day passes  8th of March 2017,         Women's day....

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Event Review: March '17 Literary Meet

Saturday, March 18, 2017 / BY Unknown
This year's KELS events officially kicked off with the literary meet organized on 16th March, Thursday. The topic for the meet was 'Battlefield'. KELS Recommends were published just to give an idea of what kind of books could be discussed under the aforementioned topic. Now I know exactly what you are thinking. One word. Boring. What can be fun about discussing books on war? However, if you had heard the twisted version some of the...

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