• Cyril Dabydeen (born 1945), native Guyana poet and writer living in Canada • Kalli Dakos (born 1950), children's poet and teacher • Michel Dallaire (1957–2024), novelist and poet • Mary Dalton, poet and academic WebMary Barnes (1923–2001) Glasgow Life Museums Artist, poet, writer, nurse and mental health campaigner who for much of her life struggled against mental illness. Born in Portsmouth, Hampshire, Barnes trained as a nurse, joined the Army as a nursing sister and served in Egypt and Palestine before returning to London hospitals.

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WebSarah Maloney, young academic, discovers the writing of Mary Swann, a forgotten Canadian poet, who produced only a handful of poems before her violent death. The books sets itself up to be an exploration of academia, poetry, feminism, but it disappointed me. WebPoetry Pause: Mary Barnes — The Road. Kamal Parmar — It’s Only Words. Communicating Vessels. powerated 6836

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WebMary Barnes. Mary Barnes is of Ojibwe descent. She is a graduate of the University of Waterloo and a winner of the Tom York Award for short fiction. She has written book reviews for The Antigonish Review and currently writes for Prairiefire. Her poetry has appeared in literary journals such as the Prairie Journal, Tower Poetry Society, and ... WebMarula (fl. 13th c. or earlier), Sanskrit poet from India Hadewijch (13th c.), Dutch mystic and poet Shikishi Naishinnō (式子内親王, died 1201), Japanese poet Hamda bint Ziyad (c. 1204), Arabic poet from Al-Andalus Steinvör Sighvatsdóttir (early 13th c. – 1271), Icelandic poet and politician WebMARY BARNES is of Ojibwa descent. She is a graduate of the University of Waterloo and a winner of the Tom York Award for short fiction. She has written book reviews for The Antigonish Review and currently writes for Prairiefire. Her poetry has appeared in literary journals such as the Prairie Journal, Tower Poetry Society, and Voicings. power at 400% how about that