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


	Gravitas, Grudges, Grit by Ovi Magazine Guest Alone in the dark hours of morning I computer-track my son's progress in the Kona Ironman, a thin blue line edging across a screen. Checking emails, I learn my nephew will drive me later to his boyhood rural hospital.
	I Keep My Poems by George Cassidy Payne in handwoven Amish wicker baskets, sealed in glass
	Christmas in Paris by Dr. Lawrence Nannery When mother died, she got to think about her father, This man she never knew.

	Majesty of the soul by Nikos Laios In my dark heart Lies the majesty of my soul, In my dark thoughts Lies the possibility of life Filled with the force
	On a Journey by Bohdan Yuri On a journey to nowhere, I arrived at now. The surrounding sky Withdrew into a hole; Lights turned off, A change in scenery.
	Who knew her by Bohdan Yuri There's a hooker lying dead across the street where I live
	The World May by George Cassidy Payne need poems again it may need more of them here with us
	Golden Light by Ovi Magazine Guest You stare obliquely, helmet lustrous through decades, pride etched with sadness.
	Odyssey of Imagination by Nikos Laios I followed My thoughts As they floated Out through the Billowing curtains
	The Way Archimedes Proved Ideas by George Cassidy Payne If all the pencils and pens in the world disappeared, I would write your name in the ashes on the hearth.
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