Charlotte De Clue

Charlotte De Clue (born 1946) is an Osage poet. She is Washashe Osage via her mother and maternal family.

De Clue published two poetry chapbooks in 1985 and 1995. Her poetry focuses on themes of change, history and culture. That's What She Said: Contemporary Poetry and Fiction by Native American Women (edited by Rayna Green), Sojourners, Studies in American Indian Literatures, Sinister Wisdom, and A Gathering of Spirit (edited by Beth Brant).

She also contributes to Concepts by Joe Harp Correctional Center.

Chapbooks

Selected poems "Morning Song." "Yesterday Robin spoke to me..." "Place-of-Many-Swans." "Ijajee's Story." "In Memory of the Moon (A Killing)." "Voices." "The Fields."