The articles, the opinions, the stories, the poems and the cartoons Ovi magazine covers for Saturday February 11th, 2023
Three Sisters by David Sparenberg
Once there was a country couple. They had one cow, no sons, but three daughters. The girls were a bit of a blessings to their parents, while yet a bit more of a curse.
Throughout the county it was talked openly that one of the sisters had the shadow of the banshee on her face. Another was as plain as plain could be; enough so that the family cow could not envy her any more than the curlew with its nest in the eaves of the weather-beaten cowshed out against the house. The third of the girls was peculiar.
Here are the names of the siblings and you can understand how and why each had the name that she did. One of the sisters was named One Eye, another Two Eyes and the other member of the trio Three Eyes.
I will tell you now how these children came into the world, although not in the order of their coming, for One Eye was the youngest, Three Eyes the eldest and Two Eyes, who was closest to being humanly normal, was the sister in between.
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Striking Beauty #poem by Moustafa Al Yassin
“This year
I loved
half of the possibilities
of my chance
And I walked
half steps
No knowledge”
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AntySaurus Prick #59 #cartoon by Thanos Kalamidas
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