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Kyi Aye

Poet and Novelist

(1929-  )

 

The most significant fact in Myanmar literary world is no writer like Kyi Aye (Ms) has emerged, and her creative works are still brilliant even criticized by influential critics.

Kyi Aye’s creative works began to appear in Tayar (Star) monthly magazine, founded in 1946. Dagon Tayar, founder and editor of Tayar, remarked that the new type of literary work that he had expected was such work of Kyi Aye, in his foreword in Kyi Aye’s story named “Mi”.

Kyi Aye has written over 60 short stories, some 60 poetry and 10 novels, all of which are amazing. Her creative works has never become outdated but still artistic. That is why her works have been reprinted and published by various publishers.

Kyi Aye’s literary works are created out of merely pure creative mind, so they remain still fresh.

Her creative mind focuses on _ soul, inferiority, ego, pride, stupidity, anger, love, selfishness, distraction, jealousy and envy of mankind.

By reading her foreword for her novel titled “Phu Ngon Pwint Thit” (New Bud) you can know whether she has deep understanding about patriotism, representing new century, development of the world of nature, or just ignores them. The novel was published in 1997 by YarPyeat Publishing House.

Let me present an excerpt from her foreword in a reprint of her novel:

My readers will read what I have written when I was young, eagerly or smilingly or with tolerance. It doesn’t matter however it is.

“Moreover when I thought about that period of writing, I can assure (that) I keep my soul honest without any pretence and boast. So I’ve got nothing to be ashamed of. (I’m not saying the fact haughtily. We were born with such kind of soul, I believe. A German poet named Bertolt Brecht told that, when you look at the features of Satan, you can notice how he had tried hard to be cruel.)”

(Brecht [1898-1956] is a playwright, and theatrical reformer)

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Translated by Lutha Kyaw
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