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Ahmad Shiddiqi
(8/10/2009 12:16:00 AM)
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What an enchanting experience to read your precious poems here, Sir! ! !
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Lozzi Kay
(3/5/2009 3:27:00 PM)
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We are learning about your poetry at school and it rocks especially dis poetry and de generation rap! ! !
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Frederick Mcgettrick
(2/16/2009 3:29:00 PM)
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Mr. Zephaniah,
I am very proud that poets like you are still alive and well,
your poetry is moving, and lovely and swell.
but as for the Andrews, who hate and despise
the fact they can write is an unpleasant suprise.
but please keep on writing, despite what they say
for your poems will become famous someday.
Frederick
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Nikki Goldberg
(11/27/2008 3:52:00 AM)
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On behalf of a year 6 class from Barnfield School, we would like to thank you for your great poems.
We especially liked talking turkeys and everybody's doing it. They have inspired us to write poems ourselves based on great themes. We were blown away by these amazing poems.
We think you are as cool as a cucumber!
Thank you Benjamin, please write more
Miss Goldberg'sLiteracy Group, Barnfield, xx
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Andrew James
(9/29/2008 2:30:00 AM)
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drivel... evidence that english culture is falling into a cesspool of illiterate dunderheads... zephaniah's ouvre is empty headed drivel... he has little to say other than preachy diatribes imparted with trivial insights slapped together for mass consumption and appeal... most children write better poetry than this garbage..
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Benjamin Far
(10/30/2007 12:29:00 PM)
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Mr Benjamin,
Your poems have, for a long time, moved us all.
I still remember the first time i heard your take on what if being read out 4 years ago.......
I hope all is well with you,
Benjamin
x
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Rachael Fletcher
(3/8/2007 3:20:00 PM)
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We were told, whilst studyin A level english language, to research poets who write using a creole. Faced with the task i thought that i would die with boredom, but then i got stuck in and quickly noticed the name 'Benjamin Zepheniah'. let's just say, you turned the project around for me. My lack of enthusiasm was thrown in my face completely! x
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Sallie Howson
(6/6/2005 5:19:00 PM)
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thank you for giving us the poetry of the people
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Michael Shepherd
(2/20/2005 8:38:00 AM)
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Dear Benjamin,
I'd heard about you in the newspapers ('cuz you're Establishment now *_*) but I've just read your poems on this site, and it was like being given all the joy in the world on a very wise plate with no divisions anywhere, anything...
I'm hoping you still put up poems on this site, as The People's Poet Laureate?
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Juan Stone
(1/18/2005 3:27:00 PM)
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Y is a lamp a lamp, cos its sits in a corner where its damp, Y is the governrment such a toad, cos hes green, his bottoms not clean, his words are obscene, Y are monkeys called monkeys, cos monkeys just like REGGAE! ! ! !
To Benji
From Juan stone
Age 7
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