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{{AFC submission|t||ts=20190105191358|u=Frank Neirynck|ns=118|demo=}}{{linkrot|date=January 2019}}{{one source|date=January 2019}} Marcus Cumberlege (Antibes, France, 23 December 1938- Bruges, Belgium, 30 December 2018) Born a son of Mike Cumberlege in Antibes, France, the English poet migrated at very young age to Chelsea and later to County Cork, Madrid, Peru, London, Paris and Connemara, before settling in Bruges, Belgium in 1972. He won a scholarship in English to Oxford where he studied at St. John's College. He married to Ava Nicole Paranjoti in 1965 (divorced in 1972) and Maria Lefever in 1973. Marcus Cumberlege wrote in lyrical stanzas, prose poetry, haiku,… In his later years his Shin Buddhist faith became more prevalent in his works. For nearly forty years he wrote in his adopted hometown Bruges, where he was a familiar figure working with other poets, artists, environmetalists and musicians. He also tried to encourage younger generations to read and write. In 1956 and 1957 he was the winner of the Sherborne School Poetry Prize and in 1967 he received the “Eric Gregory Award”, Britain’s national prize for poets under 30. Marcus Cumberlege died on 30th December 2018 in Bruges, a week after his 80th birthday. Publications[1]- Between 1966 and 1972 he published several poems and translations in more than 30 magazines world wide, including New Measure, Outposts, Expression, The Poetry Review, Shin Buddhist, The Dublin Magazine, Poetry India, The London Magazine, The Honest Ulsterman, Dremples, Crab Grass, Phoenix and Contemporary Literature in Translation
- Oases. London, Anvil Press Poetry, 1968.
- Poems for Quena and Tabla. Oxford, Carcanet, 1970.
- Running towards a New Life. London, Anvil Press Poetry, 1973.
- Firelines. London, Anvil Press Poetry, 1977.
- The Poetry Millionaire. Swanage, Dorset, Dollar of Soul Press, 1977.
- La Nuit Noire. Bruges, Manufaktuur, 1977.
- XX Vriendelijke Vragen. Bruges, Ganzespel, 1977.
- Bruges/Brugge, with Owen Davis. Bruges, Orion, 1978.
- Northern Lights. Bruges, Manufaktuur, 1981.
- Life Is a Flower. Bruges, Drukkerij Setola, 1981.
- Vlaamse Fabels. Bruges, Manufaktuur, 1982.
- Sweet Poor Hobo. Bruges, Manufaktuur & Babel, 1984.
- Things I Cannot Change. Bruges, Limited Editions, 1993.
- The Best Is Yet to Be? Bruges, Manufaktuur, 1997.
- The Moon, the Blackbird and the Falling Leaf. Bruges, Paper Tiger Press, 1999.
- Once I Had a Secret Love. Bruges, Paper Tiger Press, 2000.
- The Moon, The Blackbird And The Falling Leaf –haiku (with Dutch translations), The Paper Tiger and Meyfroodt-Productions, 2001
- Angels At Work (with Dutch translations), Meyfroodt-Productions, 2002
- JAIA or Just As I Am, Meyfroodt-Productions, 2005
- The White Lady, Meyfroodt-Productions, 2006
- Seven Days in the Life of a Laughing Skeleton, 2007
- Leaves Painted Gold to Please a Child, 2009
- In a Nutshell – Shin Buddhist Poems, 2009
- Window Poetry, 2010
- Selected Poems 1963 – 2009, Uitgeverij Van de Wiele, Brugge, 2010
- Reflections in Water, Meyfroodt-Productions,2012
- Bey’s Elegy, Delphic Books 21, 2012
- Christmas with Julia, 2012
- Snizzly Snouts (translation), 2013
- Haiku Mod and Trad, 2014
- 42 Pure Land Pieces, 2015
- Morning Meditations, 2015
- Acrylic Animals, 2016
- Mars in Time of Peace, 2017
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