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 |  Collection of Ovi Poems (2022-) |
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OVI: an ancient Indian form of narrative poetry consisting of four-line stanzas with the first three lines rhyming and having eight syllables each. The fourth line does not rhyme and contains less than eight syllables. Dnyaneshwaar (1275-1296) was the first to use ovi in literature. (Illustration) |
| A bar in Amsterdam, 1986. To Peter could have, should have, did not lost my mind years ago, you were engraved in my soul, the two of us a fairytale into the darkness of a dream those hours i met you, loved the talk, the vibe, i shoved us in the realm of toughed up impossibilities it all was beyond time and place i never forgot you or your face we met again, yes twice, the race of improbabilities those years apart never enclosed what should have been if not to boost the sweetest love, we could have toast -ed eternity and back LC:16 |
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