Ovid's Way' is a term coined by the Roman poet Ovid to describe his approach to writing poetry. He believed that poetry should be written in a way that was both creative and meaningful, and that it should be accessible to all readers. Ovid's Way was characterized by its use of vivid imagery, clever wordplay, and a focus on the beauty of nature. Ovid's approach to writing poetry has been highly influential throughout history, and his works remain popular today.