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Rebecca Pyle

Rebecca Pyle's poetry, short stories, and oil paintings appear lately in The Bangalore Review, New England Review, Wisconsin Review, Map Literary; The Remembered Arts Journal, Requited Journal, Taj Mahal Review, Poor Yorick, and Underwater New York.
In Salt Lake City, Utah, Rebecca Pyle lives in an old gray brick house between the Great Salt Lake and the gorgeous old mountain mining town Sundance film festival takes place in each January.  She has lived also in Alaska, New York City, Kansas, and London.  She attended the university the Wizard of Oz is always in love with.  Her art website---she is an oil painter---is rebeccapyleartist.com.

O House | Rebecca Pyle

February 9, 2018

O House - Rebecca Pyle

Baj always carried an enormous cardboard mailing tube, filled with musical scores carefully rolled inside, bedecked with signatures so billowing and rolling you thought an ocean wind had blown through them and filled their once-flat sails.

Prison guards with too … [Read the rest...] “O House | Rebecca Pyle”

Jewelrylessness | Rebecca Pyle

May 28, 2017

A house, they say, has
Jewelry: study its doorknobs, its hinges.

Get out of the way, says Death—you are wasting
My time!

There is a joke men like to tell.
What is the difference between
A woman and a lady?… [Read the rest...] “Jewelrylessness | Rebecca Pyle”

The Diamond Lavalier | Rebecca Pyle

May 28, 2017

They had thought
Of me, this night before the prom.
Had seen my beauteous dress.
She might lose it, it’s your lavalier,
Said her mother, then
What? At least if you would lose it—
Lavalier, why, may I … [Read the rest...] “The Diamond Lavalier | Rebecca Pyle”

Earring | Rebecca Pyle

May 28, 2017

He wore one himself, Shakespeare did, in one picture,
One earring, dim old-knew gold.
I remember that earring
More than his face
Or his collar. Why bother
With such a
Nubbin?
Jung said
Metals
Represent guilt:
But—-Shakespeare’s? More likely he … [Read the rest...] “Earring | Rebecca Pyle”

Ophelia’s Bracelets | Rebecca Pyle

May 28, 2017

Ophelia owns them—-
A brace of bracelets, an
Alphabet of exploration.
Like boats looking as if they are
About to go over
The edge of
Oceans. Never-return. Bracelets
Were Ophelia. And still are—-
Full circle belonged to queens. Shakespeare himself … [Read the rest...] “Ophelia’s Bracelets | Rebecca Pyle”

Rings | Rebecca Pyle

May 28, 2017

Once we all believed in rings:
One summer I still believed all
Shakespeare’s sonnets were written in the fever
Of love, to one woman,
Who was real.
I read them all, that summer, that sonnet summer.
I was still hanging … [Read the rest...] “Rings | Rebecca Pyle”

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Selections…

In the Name of Love | Bobby Hajjaj

Yes, you can come Home | John S. Shilshi

The Man Who Ate in Hospitals | Meera Rajagopalan

Doctor Aarnay and the case of Numbers | Angandeep Kr Chatterjee

The Story In The Middle: Brooklyn 1996 | Leslie-Ann Murray

Translated Poems

Murder | Subodh Sarkar

Bribe | Subodh Sarkar

Tumi Robe Nirobe | Rabindranath Tagore – A Translation

Nothing new | Irsa Ruçi

Timeless…| Irsa Ruçi

Continuity | Irsa Ruçi

Translated Fiction

Thambi | Jeyamohan

Name: M. Saravanakumar. M.A. English Literature. Works at a private college. A dark, well-built … [Read More...]

The Scape-goat | Indraganti Narasimha Murthy

Scape-Goat | Indraganti Narasimha Murthy

“Hello Mr. Murty …” phoned in Sadanandam, the General Manager of ABC bank. “We have reviewed the … [Read More...]

Gratitude | Dr. Veluri Rama Rao (translation)

Gratitude | Bhagavatula Venkata Radhakrishna

If ever you go to Laxmipuram and ask for the house of Veera Venkata Satyanarayana garu, nobody will … [Read More...]

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