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East Anglia
United Kingdom

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Sex female
Favorite Poets  I dont really have any favourite poets - I go with what I feel and that changes all the time.
Favorite Authors Terry Pratchett, J K Rowling, JRR Tolkein and most fantasy writers. Most recent favourite is Manda Scott and the Boudicca series.
Greatest Influence The countryside and people I meet.
About me My name is Kaz and I am from the East of England. I have been a member of Neopoet since July 2007 and support the site as a general advocate and greeter. I am a former member of the Advocate Election Committee. So if you get stuck or need any help, please don't hesitate to contact me. I have been lucky enough to have some work published, albeit on a small scale. I also have a poetry website called the Enchanted Mill. Please feel free to visit and sign the guestbook. I love to travel the UK especially The West Country and I have a special interest in local folklore and history. My other interests include photography, growing carnivorous plants and moth orchids, taking long walks in the country and watercolour painting.
Recent Work
CreatedUpdatedTypeTitle
14 August 200725 August 2007PoemDear Mr Cobel
24 July 200725 July 2007PoemWithin the Green
1 August 20071 August 2007PoemYou'll Never Know
2 August 20079 September 2007PoemEnchantment
10 August 200711 June 2008PoemChasing Rainbows
20 August 200720 August 2007Blog entryUnwritten
21 August 200727 August 2007PoemSoul Mate
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Published ReferenceSoul Mate 17 January 2008
Published ReferenceEnchantment 17 January 2008
Published ReferenceThe Enchanted Mill 21 September 2007
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Submitted by Word on 20 August 2007 - 6:53pm.

Thanks

Thanks for comemnting on everyones work. I appreciate it immensely.

Peace

Submitted by crypticbard on 26 January 2008 - 2:33am.
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Thanks

Thanks for your comment on ‘The Silent Quill.’ You are much appreciated. Frederick

Submitted by Dominick on 22 March 2008 - 11:00am.
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Thanks

Hello…thanks for the comment on A Child’s Treasure… i wrote it when i was 14 but i tossed it and i found it few months ago and i had to translate it in English(it was written in Spanish)I appretiate the critics,thats what im looking for..it will improve my poetry….
thanks
_Dominick_

Submitted by crypticbard on 25 March 2008 - 2:49am.
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Thank you

I am glad you liked my latest offering.
Freds

Submitted by Infinite_Dwarf on 12 April 2008 - 7:58pm.
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Thankyou!

A big ‘thankyou’ for your kind comments. Believe you me, I had as much fun writing it as you had reading it. The whole topic stemmed from an instant message conversation. ‘Guar The Mouse’, ‘Sugarbowl Ants’, and ‘Jai’s Escapades’ have all come from the same conversation. I’ll post them when I get a chance. :~)

~Jess
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“Johnny was a chemist’s son, but Johnny is no more. What Johnny thought was H2O, was really H2SO4.”

Submitted by GreenBean on 18 June 2008 - 3:57pm.
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Thanks, Kaz!

Thank you, Kaz. Any size criticism is necessary to fine-tune anything! Tiny, perhaps…largely appreciated, for sure. I agree with avoiding abbreviations…your input helps all of us to learn.

I’m still trying to navigate my way around here. Is there someplace where I am supposed to say “hi?”

Peace, and thanks again for your comment (on “You’re Not Alone”)
Kim (GreenBean)

Submitted by GreenBean on 26 June 2008 - 12:33pm.
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Green Grass Hill

Hey Kaz! Thanks again for commenting. The dediction for my Green Grass Hill write is actually quite a bit longer than the actual poem…thought I’d spare the details. Had fun growing up in a developing neighborhood in the late sixty’s…some friends have passed. This poem is for them!
Thanks!
Kim (GreenBean)