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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) |
| Now here the party almost end Music dies, dishes dirty, lend a hand to clean properly, tend to wave goodbye Balloons, confetti on the ground Glasses full of champagne, to mount to nothing, we are so drunk round the clock 24 years, good was it not? we wrote, were busy with fun, but the film director has said "Cut - let's take a last selfie" We all go home, this cannot last good activities dry up fast we have to leave quickly, we must take it to its end Master, Misses, the story went on and on, we'd celebrate, bent the rules a little bit and lent an ear to you all So, we go, we are back next year Enjoyed prizes, MBs, hear-hear We kiss goodbye and shed a tear Laugh Good Day! |
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