Clare is proud of the fact that she is a Limerick poet. So far she has published three books written under her “non de plume” Glynn Sinclare. The Emigrants, thoughts and feelings that are her’s from the heart. Many times in her youth Clare would not express herself in writing or poetry as she feared a look of disapproval. That lack of interest, the shutting down.
Now Clare writes for herself, for her enjoyment and she finds if she enjoys what she does others will too. It is how happy Clare is when she writes, it occupies her in an occupation that is totally absorbing and rewarding. Clare goes out and about and reads her poems from both her books, Poetics Book of 100 Poems and Poetics Volume 2 at venues such as Bucks Mills poetry festival, The Poetry Cafe – Covent Garden and Schools.
Three Limerick Artists gave permission to add a copy of their paintings to complement Clare’s poems. The three artists are Kate Hennessy, whose art can be found at Fineartamerica.com. Myra O’Reilly, a renowned Limerick artist, her work can also be purchased at Fineartamerica.com. Joyce Shee, who floats between the Burren County Clare and Limerick City, her art can be found Russellgallery.net I am very grateful to them all.
Clare also has her work regularly published on Spillwords.com, please see the links below to read some of her published works.
For more information about Glynn please see the following article on Spillwords
Spotlight on Glynn Sinclare
Through the Windows is the story of hardship and survival of seven sisters. Spinster Aunts using their home to run a small hotel from 1940’s in Limerick City, Ireland. Narrated through the eyes of their young niece, Pery House is brought to life with the characters who lived there.
A social history, capturing a moment in time that would otherwise be lost to the next generation.
COMING SOON!
I love the rhythm and music in a poem the ebb and flow of verse. Descriptive words painting a picture.
The way words portray love, anger, sadness or voices my opinion, spread the word and says what I feel in the gentlest or strongest way possible.
Words like sparks exploding in the dark. Words back and forth like a bouncing game of volleyball played on the beach. Words strung together that satisfy and comfort my soul.
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Poetics – Book of Poems Volume 2 is the second book of peoms from Glynn Sinclare who goes out and about and reads her 
poems from her first book, Poetics Book of 100 Poems, at venues such as Bucks Mills poetry festival, The Poetry Cafe – Covent Garden and Schools.
The three Limerick Artists also gave permission to add a copy of their paintings to complement the poems in this her third book, Book of Poems Volume 2.
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Three Limerick Artist all lived at one time or another on Farranshone (my road) in Limerick City. Each of them gave 
permission to add a copy of their painting in black and white to go with one of my poems.
The painting on the cover is by Joyce Shee, her interpretation of a photo she once saw, I fell in love with it. It stirs memories of a date. Going to the cinema on a rainy Limerick night, passing the railing of my grandfathers house in Pery Square. These poems are dredged from some spaces deep within my brain and heart.
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Marie travels to England from Ireland at the age of 17, she meets John, a 21 year old Caribbean immigrant and 
together they shape a life amongst the backdrop of 1960’s/70’s England.
This is their story, a Pandora’s box of hardship, prejudice and cultural difference. With flashbacks to both the Caribbean and Irish lives they left behind and the people that shaped them.