The closest thing to a native Clojure is Pixie[1]. As the authors note, it's a "Clojure inspired lisp", not a "Clojure Dialect". >Pixie implements its own virt

The closest thing to a native Clojure is Pixie[1]. As the authors note, it's a "Clojure inspired lisp", not a "Clojure Dialect". >Pixie implements its own virtual machine. It does not run on the JVM, CLR or Python VM. It implements its own bytecode, has its own GC and JIT. And it's small. Currently the interpreter, JIT, GC, and stdlib clock in at about 10.3MB once compiled down to an executable. [1] https://github.com/pixie-lang/pixie https://github.com/pixie-lang/pixie