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Blackout Breakup
Rhonda Pai

​Ohio Writer


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This poem was found with in Vanity Fair Magazine, December 2023/January 2024 Issue, pg. 26 Editor's Letter. The Editor was talking about the writer's strike, the Barbie Movie and all things Hollywood. Blackout Breakup is speaking to our inner self about Love. The need we have to fight ourselves, the breakups we create to get to happiness and the enduring hope of why we take on the hardships.

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Rhonda Pai has a great love for the art of storytelling in all its literary forms. She worked as a librarian for over 17 years, where she got to share stories everyday with families in Cleveland. She lives with her wonderful husband and talented children who help keep her imagination vivid. She loves exploring all the new ways creatives can be heard. She published a children's book, Fly and Spider on Amazon for fun. She feels truly blessed that her work is being celebrated in Gordon Square Review.

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  • Gordon Square Review
    • Editor's Letter 16
    • Swimming to Mouse Island
    • Steel Mill Stacks
    • Plump Glass Birds
    • When I consider having children I think about frogs
    • Gravity Heat
    • Moth Ghazal
    • Men from the Commons
    • All My Life the God of the Mountain has been Wooing Me
    • Army Specialist Nicholas E. Zimmer Memorial Highway
    • Out on the bar's patio, we learn that the body of another gay man was found in Brooklyn
    • Bruja Business
    • A Sudden Hail of Gunfire, a Wedding and a Dance
    • At the Base of Ausangate
    • Keep Stirring
    • The Diagnosis >
      • Katie Strine
      • Hania Qutub
    • We Will Not Leave Each Other, Never So Long as We Live >
      • Isaiah Hunt
      • Abigail Carlson
    • Postpartum Depression >
      • Jeanette Beebe 16
      • Cam McGlynn
    • Outdoor Museums of Assemblage Art
    • Marvelous Memories
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