Poetry There are a number of poets among the Ovi team, so we have gathered the together here.


	Firefly Dreams by Bohdan Yuri Fireflies whisper dreams In the forest without noise, and the night birds swoop From shadow stations.
	Our World by Nikos Laios I miss The waves The ocean And the beaches, I miss the city streets
	What to Do by Bohdan Yuri What do you do If upon death, You're in a place With no time, no space.

	Disposable Jesus by Nikos Laios Through the dusty metallic Window blinds and the glowing Neon lights gazing at the Dark streets below I could see they had fallen
	Things you need to know about stardust by Abigail George Open the door and you will find a kingdom there. There are things that you need to know about me. I have a conversation
	The Heart Cries by Bohdan Yuri The heart cries, Its voice muted. Eyes well, spine wilts, Bloodflow, aimless.
	Georgia O'Keefe's Taos by George Cassidy Payne is time collecting prints on the thumbs
	Over the tree whispers turn into screams by Abigail George I haven't fallen in love in eight hours. I wish I could fly out of this room to any place that I could call home and sanctuary away from this cold winter's dream, thinking about what you did not say out of the blue...
	2:00 AM by Bohdan Yuri It's 2:00 AM, And I don't want to go to sleep.
	Prison Officer's Son by Ovi Magazine Guest Before he discovered Alan Sillitoe's lonely long-distance running Borstal boy, his first encounter with a startling marriage of prose and poetry, he lived inside a Borstal compound in a row of...
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