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Kia ora Kiwi poets! Join now to post your poems and tell your friends simply by emailing a link to your own page. You can style your own collection of poems on New Zealand Poetry.org if your poems are written in New Zealand. Your poems are collected in your own online page where you decide which poems are published and which are not. It is best to use your pen name as your membership name.

As the site grows organically, with users making their own collections of poems and inviting their friends, your own work may become more popular.

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Alfred Paul Walsh

Hi Nick, 1 Reply

Started by Alfred Paul Walsh in Poem Review. Last reply by Nicholas Jul 10.

mark thomas prisco

"art theory" and general remarks 6 Replies

Started by mark thomas prisco in Poem Review. Last reply by Alfred Paul Walsh Jun 28.

Nicholas

Great NZ short film 3 Replies

Started by Nicholas in Events. Last reply by Nicholas Apr 11.

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Welcome to the New Zealand Poetry.org social network. New Zealanders create their own poetry page and post their poems here. JOIN US: New Zealand poetry writers of any level are most welcome to join our growing family of New Zealand Poetry lovers. Please use a valid email addresses (sorry but we do not allow Hotmail or Yahoo email addresses at this time). If you need an email address - we recommend googlemail for safety and reliability. Members who want theirname@newzealandpoetry.org may apply to the editor, but to qualify you must have page that is or has been selected by the editor and featured. Member can have their own page at NewZealandPoetry.org. What you post is up to you, but we advise a selection of recent poems or your signature works. And add new poems whenever you want. Your page on this site, its design and content is completely up to you. This is a family friendly site.
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Here is a growing social network of everyday people who write New Zealand Poetry. This site is for you to share with your friends and family, plus other poets. Use it however you want. There is no editor, each poet represents themselves on this site.

Your site host encourages you to comment, use the forum to discuss new ideas and embrace the New Zealand poetry world via this site. All poets are requested to link their page to their social media pages to help promote their poetry.

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Poems listed under Blog Posts below may be switched between one of these listings: Featured Works, Popular Posts, Most Recent, and, Poems with the Most Comments.

Presently, most recent posts are listed first.

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Terry Moyle

The Last Issue of the Weekly News - Final Version

Posted by Terry Moyle on July 28, 2010 at 1:30pm

Terry Moyle

The bombadis of Love

Posted by Terry Moyle on July 27, 2010 at 3:00pm — 2 Comments

The Gift

Winters Mailbox

Posted by The Gift on July 27, 2010 at 1:30pm

mark thomas prisco

the heart must grow harder

Posted by mark thomas prisco on July 26, 2010 at 7:04pm

Kranny Brewster

Wishes

Posted by Kranny Brewster on July 26, 2010 at 5:04pm — 1 Comment

The Gift

Why?

Posted by The Gift on July 26, 2010 at 3:09pm

Vicky P

Paris and Me

Posted by Vicky P on July 25, 2010 at 11:00pm — 5 Comments

Terry Moyle

Takeaway Recipe

Posted by Terry Moyle on July 23, 2010 at 8:30pm — 2 Comments

Alfred Paul Walsh

Riddle of life.

Posted by Alfred Paul Walsh on July 22, 2010 at 3:00pm — 1 Comment

Kranny Brewster

You and Me

Posted by Kranny Brewster on July 21, 2010 at 4:12pm — 1 Comment

mark thomas prisco

Joan of Arc

Posted by mark thomas prisco on July 20, 2010 at 6:09pm

Aillill

Waiting to Fly

Posted by Aillill on July 20, 2010 at 4:39am — 1 Comment

Duncan Hill

Semantic Engineering

Posted by Duncan Hill on July 17, 2010 at 6:35pm

mark thomas prisco

eternity

Posted by mark thomas prisco on July 17, 2010 at 4:05pm — 4 Comments

The Gift

Lying in her long veils on the calm black water

Posted by The Gift on July 17, 2010 at 1:43pm — 2 Comments

Duncan Hill

TXT poem - A haiku in less than 160 characters

Posted by Duncan Hill on July 16, 2010 at 12:26am — 2 Comments

Alfred Paul Walsh

Yuppies 2010

Posted by Alfred Paul Walsh on July 15, 2010 at 5:30pm

Brendon Smith

I Love Going Home in a Hilux

Posted by Brendon Smith on July 7, 2010 at 12:00am — 2 Comments

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Hi guys! I mucked round with the last two lines... still not sure... hmmmm
19 hours ago
Hi Donna..the ideas in the stanzas loosely follow the progression of the bible, the Tree and birds (Eden) Noah and the Flood (Pua Shell) and so on, the Old Testament reduced (unfairly of course!!) to avoiding the in-laws. The New Testament in the pi…
yesterday
Terry Moyle updated their profile photo
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Terry Moyle added 2 blog posts
on Tuesday
Vicky P updated their profile
on Tuesday
Alfred, you are kind and modest and of course none of us can get real fish and chips anymore. Governments have fallen for less. Of course one never stops :-)
on Tuesday
Thanks Vicky..You should Wikipedia 'Pompatus' (see Steve Miller band circa 1973, 'The Joker'). I'm pleased with this piece as it does a lot and negotiates an interesting and original path through poetic 'Lurve' (Actually for 37 years I had a made-up…
on Tuesday
Thanks APW for this moment of crisis so well conveyed with the reference to the pressures upwelling that cause trees and us to lose what once adorned their lives. Maybe it could be: "You should act my age." Regards Ivan
on Monday
 
 
 

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