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EPISODE · Feb 15, 2023 · 5 MIN

Poetry by Gary Clarke

from Present Poetry · host Erynn Crittenden

Gary Clarke moved to the Whaligo steps area of Scotland in 1989 and quickly formed a love of history, nature, music, and blogging. In 2021, he hoped to build up interest in a blogging website (found Here) by finding like-minded individuals. During his exploration, he found poetry. Since then, Gary has combined his inspiration from nature, music, and general philosophy into his own form of rhyming poetry. Within his first year, he felt lots of love and support from some significant talents on Twitter which encouraged Gary to keep going. Gary's been published in We wear the world, different, a collection of poems from the Twitter writing community raising awareness/acceptance about Autism, with proceeds going to Autism Angels UK, as well as A Whisper Of Your Love, which is a collection of poems contributed by the poetry community under the #InstantEternal banner on Twitter, with the theme of love. In late January of 2023, Gary was also published in the anthology Hidden in Childhood, the debut book from a new publishing house called Literary Revelations- which is associated with the award-winning poet Gabriela Marie Milton.  To learn more about this author and his works, visit the link above or connect with him on Twitter. 

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