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Mary Ann Clark is a winner of Young Poets Network challenges including ‘Imagism’ and ‘Winter poems’.
Mary Anne was a Young Producer for both the Southbank Centre and the Poetry Society National Poetry Day Live 2014. Mary Ann Clark is a winner of Young Poets Network challenges including 'Imagism' and 'Winter poems'.
Mary Anne Clarke often appears on the Poetry Society’s Young Poets’ Network, and has won their Cape Farewell and Edith Sitwell prizes. She has been commended for the Foyle Young Poets of the Year Award, Ledbury and Basil Bunting awards, and longlisted for the Christopher Tower Prize.
Mary Anne Clark often appears on the Poetry Society’s Young Poets’ Network, and has won their Cape Farewell and Edith Sitwell prizes. She has been commended for the Foyle Young Poets of the Year Award, Ledbury and Basil Bunting awards, and longlisted for the Christopher Tower Prize.
by Mary Anne Clark. Tell the air to hold me in the rushing heart of it. And keep its paths straight. Away from home let there be a land that. Flows with fish and flies. And let it taste like it tasted at home. Home take this salty scent of home from my head. Cut away the memory of its last ultraviolet. Flash beautiful beneath me.
MARY ANNE CLARK’s poems have appeared in Oxford Poetry, The Scores, Stand Magazine, and several Emma Press anthologies. Prizes include the Newdigate (2016) and second place in the Manchester Cathedral Poetry Competition (2018).
by Mary Anne Clark. My love. I hope you have received the package –. A little snack, and that French language book. You’ll guess I made those chocolate things myself: I meant to make 16, not 12, but 4. Got snaggled into lumps of flour and butter –. And goodness knows your 12 are little better. I look at the morning paper over breakfast.
