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angelica on December 28, 2008Dear Heath, I hope you and Hine had a good Christmas.
HAPPY NEW YEAR to both of you.
Love AJ
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fleur de lys on December 31, 2007HAPPY NEW YEAR DEAR HEATHCOTE, LOTS OF LOVE AND AROHANUI - PETRATANI XO
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Dreamweaver on January 15, 2006Welcome to Kiwi Poets'Corner Heath.
This greeting comes from south of the Waitaki ...
Dunedin in fact.
I'm sure that you will enjoy the company.
Take care,
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hugh wyles on January 15, 2006Dear Heath,
Welcome to the Kiwi Poets' Corner. I'm so pleased that Sally persuaded you to join and I hope you will be encouraged to write more often yourself.
I'm also thrilled that Sally has changed her AP name to Hinemoa who is one of my favourite legendary heroines.
Regards, also from Edna and Fluffy. -
hugh wyles on December 31, 2005Dear Heathcote,
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
God bless!
Love and hugs, XXX Hugh. -
angelica on December 23, 2005Dear Heath, Sally, Peter & Jessica
Wishing you and yours a very Happy and safe Christmas
May you have a peaceful Christmas with lot’s of presents
From your Australian Friend, Love Joan
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Hinemoa on August 20, 2005Hello my sweet Darling soon I leave to be by your side, never to leave you again.
Love Sally
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CarolDesjarlais on April 12, 2005Oh, there you are!!! (Hands on hips, hair all a curvy from skulking these halls looking for you!)
I had to use my native tracking instincts to find you. whew, glad they worked yet again.
I officially have you on my favs list. Now I can go cook up some moosemeat and bannock, fed my body so my soul can keep a searching!
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angelica on March 11, 2005Hi Heathcote,just flew in to sprinkle some ANGEL DUST onto you, to bring you love and joy and hope for the future
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LorisMay on February 1, 2005Thank you for your comment Heathcote on my poem. I have only read a few of your poems and have used your comments to find other poets to read. What I have seen I have really enjoyed. And I am so happy that you have found someone really special. Ahhh oneday My true love will find me. LM
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Hinemoa on January 30, 2005Hello heathcote, Just thought I would pop in, say hello
golly gosh, you are much more handsome than Hugh, but don't tell him that, shhhh. and 's Sally -
SusanL on January 28, 2005How great this man? A river bears his name.
No humble country brook of no regard.
What great or noble deed brought him such fame?
How great this man? A river bears his name.
Now poetry well written he can claim.
New Zealand’s latest. Soon they’ll call him Bard.
How great this man? A river bears his name.
No humble country brook of no regard.
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iamfromabove on January 18, 2005Just dropped in to say Gday. Nice to see neighbours are on here.Looks like we are in for some real big laughs between you and Hugh. Was just thinking your name reminds me so much of Heathcliff out of Wuthering Heights. Hope you meet lots of nice people on here like I have. Mia
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angelica on January 10, 2005Hello heathcote, just called in to say hello from Australia.
regards Joan
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Heathcote on January 1, 2005Dear Leanne,
Thankyou for your welcome. I envy you being able to recite Gray's Elegy by heart. We had to memorize Macaulay's "Lays of Ancient Rome" but, fortunately, they let us off with only the stanzas dealing with Horatius which was enough. I find, at 70, that I can stumble through most of it but odd words keep escaping me.
I appreciate your writing. Thankyou.
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Hinemoa on December 30, 2004hmmmm, more handsome than Hugh you must be very handsome then. Sally
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leannewales on December 30, 2004hi and welcome to AP...I couldn't help noticing you have Greys Elegy as your favourite poem...this brought a smile and a memory to me...I had to learn and recite the whole thing for a special event in school (many many moons ago!) to this day I can remember it all!...it was drummed into me so well ...I hope you enjoy your experiences here...leanne xxx
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Heathcote on December 30, 2004Ca stands for Canterbury which is in the South Isand of New Zealand. Thanks for visiting my page and for your good wishes which I fully reciprocate. Happy New Year, Heathcote.
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Heathcote on December 30, 2004Thankyou for your welcome. In my vanity, I think I am better looking than Hugh but I don't have his flair for writing sonnets or history, being of a more lighthearted nature.
May I hope that you will enter my contest?
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Topaz135 on December 30, 2004Welcome to AP. This is an unsolicited comment
ca? North Island - Carterton perhaps?
Well welcome anyway. good luck in writing and in life.
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Hinemoa on December 30, 2004Hello heathcote, I heard from Hugh (Babe) that you had joined AP WELCOME hmmmm are you as handsome as our Hugh? he's a bit of an allright sort don't you reckon? whisper, but don't tell him I said so! I have put you on my favourites list, expect to see me back again Sally
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hugh wyles on December 30, 2004Dear Heathcote,
I promised Mariza GG that I would run this contest but it seemed a good idea for you to do it to celebrate your decision (finally) to join AP and your acceptance into the 'family'.
I hope you will enjoy your membership as much as I enjoy mine and that you will get to meet some of the wonderful people that I am proud to call my friends. I have put you on my favourites' list and hope you will honour me in the same way.
I take this opportunity to welcome you warmly and thank you for your decision to join. Many happy AP years.
Love, Hugh.
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Heathcote on December 30, 2004Dear John,
Thank you for this very warm welcome. I also appreciated the welcome from Kevin. It is a nice touch for a new member. I am grateful to Hugh for persuading me finally to join AP and hope to contribute to the site.
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J Rhys Davies on December 30, 2004Hi-ya Heathcote!
My name is John and I am one of the Greeters here at AllPoetry . I just wanted to stop by and welcome you to this wonderful site. This is a great place to come and nurture your writing skills. There are many ways to do this: reading other poet’s work, entering into contests, joining classes and / or reading works from AllPoetry’s sister site www.oldpoetry.com .
If you ever need
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Free members of AllPoetry get two “free posts” per day, then must comment 4 times for each item posted. Those items include: poems, stories, contest poems, and contests, but not lists.
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