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Alyssa Ahle

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Alyssa Ahle is an author and playwright. Her stage plays include: Lost and Found; You, Yourself, & Others; Five Short Plays of Magical Realism (i.e. Anti-Soulmate, An Ethical Fantasy, Anti-Amour, An Idealized Nightmare, Not Knowing).

Her work has been presented by The Wayward Artist’s JU1CE Play Festival(s) and selected for the 8 Tens @ 8 Festival (Actor’s Theatre) and a performance podcast (Open-Door Playhouse).

Additionally, she has publications of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry that span across Germ Magazine, Recovery Warriors, Z Publishing House, KDP, Poetry Super Highway, and The Calliope Art and Literary Magazine.

As a writer, she aspires to draw attention to the beauty and humor of life.

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Lost and Found: a stage play

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“DESIRE: Trust me, if you reject love long enough you’ll forget how to accept it.”
Alyssa Ahle, Lost and Found: a stage play

“UNREQUITED LOVE: Look, you see me, a lonely girl having a drink. What do you do?
LOST: Avoid eye contact at all costs?
UNREQUITED LOVE: Oh come on, don’t you ever randomly flirt and find yourself falling in love with attractive young women?
LOST: I’ve forgotten how.
UNREQUITED LOVE: How peculiar.
LOST: (Struggles, trying to find the right words.) No…I mean I did once, but I’ve forgotten most things about love I guess. It just comes with the territory of losing your heart.
UNREQUITED LOVE: Wait. (Beat.) You lost your heart?
LOST: Yeah um...I lost my heart about a year ago. Filed a police report and everything, but they haven’t had any luck finding it.
UNREQUITED LOVE: But without a heart, how can you-
LOST: Love? I can’t.
UNREQUITED LOVE: Can you remember what love feels like?
LOST: (Shrugs.) Vaguely, but for the most part I don’t remember much about it. Like when couples hold hands, I don’t understand why they do that.
UNREQUITED LOVE: Must make for some lonely nights.”
Alyssa Ahle, Lost and Found: a stage play

“UNREQUITED LOVE: Some days my body feels empty and I feel like an idiot. To care for someone with every inch of your soul, and then find out they couldn’t care less about you... It’s like being slowly stabbed in the chest by someone who enjoys murdering the innocent.
LOST: But you always seem so happy.
UNREQUITED LOVE: There’s only so much you can’t feel.”
Alyssa Ahle, Lost and Found: a stage play

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