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In honest simple verse

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)

August 31, 2024 at 12:50pm

#1075962

could have, should have, did not

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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