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Author: Marion Clarke

Marion Clarke is a poet and visual artist from Warrenpoint, Northern Ireland. She has been studying and writing haiku for over a decade and her work features regularly in international journals. Winner of two Sakura awards in the the Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival Haiku Contest, and shortlisted in the Touchstone Awards, Clarke?s poetry is included by invitation in two national collections of haiku from the island of Ireland. A selection of her poetry and artwork is at http://seaviewwarrenpoint.wordpress.com/
unable to help myself rip tide
Posted on 21 March 201318 March 2013Author Marion ClarkeCategories Issue 13.123 Comments on
midday heat still ticking abandoned bicycle
Posted on 4 September 201331 August 2013Author Marion ClarkeCategories Issue 13.213 Comments on
disused road roots resurfacing
Posted on 20 September 201317 September 2013Author Marion ClarkeCategories Issue 13.214 Comments on
familiar tune my children’s voices?above the?mountain stream  
Posted on 13 May 20145 May 2014Author Marion ClarkeCategories Issue 14.16 Comments on
chasing shadows we wait on news of her scan
Posted on 9 April 201523 June 2015Author Marion ClarkeCategories Issue 15.121 Comments on
    shrieking gull falling from a cliff this fear of flying  
Posted on 8 December 201530 November 2015Author Marion ClarkeCategories Issue 15.29 Comments on
    after the ceremony gossiping jackdaws
Posted on 12 January 201627 December 2015Author Marion ClarkeCategories Issue 15.222 Comments on
first encounter a glasswing enters our renku
Posted on 28 November 20163 November 2016Author Marion ClarkeCategories Issue 16.211 Comments on
final prognosis different clouds on the horizon
Posted on 2 January 201722 December 2016Author Marion ClarkeCategories Issue 16.235 Comments on
on the mend . . . this long afternoon stitched by swallows  
Posted on 31 May 201729 May 2017Author Marion ClarkeCategories Issue 17.134 Comments on
border attack . . . lupine seed heads pop in the heat
Posted on 3 July 201724 June 2017Author Marion ClarkeCategories Issue 17.113 Comments on
cold light another empty bottle promise  
Posted on 29 December 201717 December 2017Author Marion ClarkeCategories Issue 17.26 Comments on
beachcombing the detritus of us
Posted on 20 November 201817 October 2018Author Marion ClarkeCategories Issue 18.2Tags haiga14 Comments on
first daffodil forever the show-off  
Posted on 25 March 202122 March 2021Author Marion ClarkeCategories Issue 21.17 Comments on
playground leaves the rattle of hometown ghosts  
Posted on 28 October 202121 October 2021Author Marion ClarkeCategories Issue 21.24 Comments on
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