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Tigger Kaz
Member since April 22, 2023
Member for 3 years, 2 months
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Silent Resistance
They are hiding in the corner
Not in fear or trepidation
But instead
They're watching
And learning
Adapting
Getting ready
For the change.
Are you with them?
In the corner
Do you listen?
Can you learn?
Or are you mocking?
The adapters
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In the coming
Time of change.
And the corner
Offers freedom
Provides a harbour
Away from fear
A place away from darkness
And shelter from the storm
In a zone of silent witness
Do you hear the future call?
Tigger Kaz’s timeline
- July 2026
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19 SunReceived a critique
on Silent Resistance from @kellustzall
"The way I hate myself for bursting out a wheeze while reading the adapters line... I mean of course, adapters, as in a noun describes people, not the electrical adapters, because the image of adapters hiding depicted in…" -
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16 ThuReceived a critique
on Wretched dog walker from @Lavender
"Hello, Tigger Kaz, Whereas you usually use a rhyming structure, it's kind of refreshing to see you write free verse. Well done! A strong voice speaking for those who have no voice, especially while the extreme heat hits…" -
16 ThuReceived a critique
on Wretched dog walker from @Tink
"I ABSOLUTELY Share this in the depths of my soul!! I work with rescue animal and Loathe watching people walking their dogs on the hot asphalt and concrete!!! When I say something to the humans who should know better, th…" -
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on The Pit's Call from @Geezer
"as though the A.I. is right, you have to steer the conversation rather than following it. ~ Geez." -
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04 SatReceived a critique
on Into the eye of innocence from @Trouble
"This poem was super smooth to read i loved the personification of your emotions into a physical event I pleasure to read Always a friend Trouble" -
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- June 2026
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30 TueReceived a critique
on Into the eye of innocence from @kellustzall
"Beautiful message AND its accompanied imagery, one to desire for. The image of millpond appears once like a pastel longing of peace then never returns is kinda a shame, but then YMMV. Believing anger might "cease" becau…" -
29 Mon
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19 FriNew follower
@Tink
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18 ThuReceived a critique
on No stealing joy from @Tink
"I am so glad to be able to help you!! I look forward to reading more of your work!! I hope we can rely on each other to improve our craft!! I think we are off to a great start!! Thank you for reading and commenting on K…" -
18 ThuCritiqued
"Kira ~ who rescued who?" by @Tink
"Perfect words, and great rhyme, to describe something so sad." -
18 ThuReceived a critique
on No stealing joy from @Tink
"I really like how this is written. If I were to suggest anything, it would only be one simple thing where I stumbled while reading. and keep in mind, this is just me and maybe just my own hiccup... "For spells that are…" -
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02 TueNew follower
@patrickgadoury
- May 2026
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09 SatCritiqued
"Old Fairy Tales" by @Anna Severchuk
"I really enjoyed this one. The way you flipped between imagined and alternate. Excellent!" -
09 SatCritiqued
"Station of Almost" by @kaiporter920
"I especially loved the final line. "The one that never leaves the heart" Like treasured memories in this capsule of a place." - April 2026
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- March 2026
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07 SatNew follower
@ritam
- February 2026
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14 SatCritiqued
"The pavement " by @Simon
"The flow is fantastic, and it leaves one with a warm and fuzzy feeling. The last stanza, is oh wow! Our individual journey, but in unity. Loved it!!" - December 2025
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29 MonNew follower
@Anthony Mckeown
- November 2025
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17 MonCritiqued
"Zephyr Memories" by @William Lynn
"I love how movement flows through the poem. From bending grass, going through cracks, whispering to the earth, then drifting away. Wonderful use of metaphors to create this awesome journey. Nicely done!" -
17 MonCritiqued
"Going Home" by @BlueSkies
"I felt this poem deeply. I could hear your inner voice, and it was extremely open, honest, and reflective. A very emotional piece. Well done on your well deserved win!" -
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13 SunPosting milestone
100 poems posted
- June 2025
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21 SatCritiqued
"Cooked up Story..." by @Geezer
"Love the analogy. Although sometimes my words come out like a cook who's creating from a random set of ingredients. It may taste just fine, but there's no way of knowing how to recreate the meal." -
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22 MonAnniversary
One year of membership
- May 2023
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15 MonHighest posting month
May 2023 — 13 poems
- April 2023
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27 ThuFirst critique offered
on "THE LIVE CLOUD " by @Jackweb
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22 SatFirst publication
On pebbled shore
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22 SatJoined Neopoet
Membership begins
First poem published 1 days later.
About Me
About me
53 year old chronically ill woman. Got into poetry as a way to safely release my emotions.
Location: Coventry, England, GBR
Favorite Poets
Michael Rosen
Rudyard Kipling
Pam Ayres
Benjamin Zephaniah