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Premium Member When Words Cut Like Blades

safe haven for poets once existed
till destructive forces came on board
those who seek just to hurt others
end up harming themselves

several such people have inflicted pain here
though no one would call them “writers”
juvenile antics and hateful comments
are their only legacies

through profanity and threats
digging holes to poetry’s Armageddon
alienating those who won’t strike back
or resort to petty, personal attacks

they say, "You're the most despised among the soup clan" 
spew lava-like proclamations
hold grudges for years when they don't place
in a contest where only quality work won  

evil doers adopt numerous aliases
to favorite each of their own poems
but poets can easily identify them
as their “attempts” at poems all sound the same

if one who can’t write, gives you a contest win
what is it you have really won
their friendship? No, they don’t have friends
do you compare your poetry to theirs 

who wants to share on such a site
where mean-spirited people call the shots
other places enforce rules to promote civility
let your conscience guide you to these sites 




August 18, 2014
Categories: aliases, bullying,
Form: Free verse

Avina Netu

The final Rhapsody for an Infra red head
A sunny  rise sparking caprice flames
Avina Delis seduces me with her radiance
Bearing the title of the Scarlet Queen
Deserving of a crimson crown
Lorraine Floyd glowing, her ruby heart is pure sexuality
Cute Sunny swaying under an auburn light, show casing flexibility
Burning brightly like no other, Avina Netu does
Klara undresses from a black velveteen
She's all I ever dreamed and wished
Roza  Zadova is supple and lean
From the visions I've witnessed she can please. she can do no wrong
What's it like to please her on your knees
As she exudes unseen waves of attraction
The only one who can make me be silent
Transfixing my mind
Emanating grace from her flowing mane
Heat keeps rising, she's the temptress of my thoughts
Dawning love from her fiery glow
A relentless desire from an enchanting phenomenon
Different aliases, same beautiful woman
Categories: aliases, beauty, love, lust, ,
Form: ABC

The Name Is James

James is my name with its historic meaning 
An important king bore this name 
Carrying it to its royal fame, 
One reason why this name I’m esteeming 
  
King James gave us the Bible in English
For which I am so proud 
I say the words low or loud 
But I could never speak Yiddish.

In the holy writ, more than one person shared
This name so renowned. 
Oh, how she loved its sound ,
The name Mama always declared.
  
My uncle called me by a nickname;
He wanted to call me Jim 
But Mama had words with him 
She told him that JAMES is my name. 
  
So family and friends, all my life, 
Called me what Mom named me,
For that was her earnest plea.
Substitutes pierced her like a knife. 
  
But I had a livelihood and bread to win 
There, co-workers gave me a moniker 
For which they would prefer— 
They called me Jimmy or simply Jim. 
  
Other aliases have been most replete,
Such as Whimpy, and Daneymoco,
Else, a-k-a, Hey You, or Jimbo.
Regardless, I will always come to eat.


For the "WHAT'S IN A NAME?" Contest

Sponsored by Linda-Marie The Sweetheart of P.S.
© James Tate  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: aliases, peoplewords, me, me,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme

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Premium Member The Wanted Lady

She was on the wanted list for quite some time
 Yet she had committed no crime
She was given many aliases
And is still wanted in some places

Many powerful men have had affairs with her
Some couldn't get enough of her
 Some denied taking in her very  essence
Others said she is just for peasants
 
 She is pimped out on street corners
 Being sold for nickels and dimes
  So many can  get their thrills and delight
 But she is not a lady of the night

 I have met  this lady  a few times 
 Sometimes in summer's  sunshine, sometimes in cold winter rain
 She told me that out of all her aliases
 She prefers to be called Mary Jane

 Contest name: One of Your Best
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: aliases, power,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member Me and My Big Fat Ego Failed the Business

me and my big fat ego failed the business

i swim in a sea of red because of my fat ego
everyone tells me this
but i dont want to listen
i run a fast food restaurant like a McDonald
instead of stimulating the business
doing the marketing, research and development
public relations etc
i rather flip burgers
you heard right, flip burgers
i flip burgers like a slave, sacrificing life
because of my fat ego
you heard right
my big fat ego
people ask me why
why, why
i tell them i flip burgers
to top the leader-board of most burgers flipped in a day
to me thats more important than the business
... to top the leader board ...yep
...and have best flipping burgers of all time.. yep
that right
it goes back to my big fat ego
theres was also stipulation that a burger flipper can only win once
so what i did ..i'm so shrewd
because of my big fat ego
is that i flip burgers under different aliases 
dont i have them fooled?
me best burger flipper of all time
yet my restaurant is drowning in whine
... me and my big fat ego failed the business
leading me into being in denial, losing my inhibitions
and talking about my personal life at work instead 
of being abstract

connie pachecho

2/14/17
Categories: aliases, depression,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member Green Goblin

Green Goblin, Green Goblin, how terrible you are.
And only for a serum have you become a superstar.
A star of infamy and Spider-man’s worst foe,
spreading holy terror wherever that you go.

Aliases you have had, maybe up to five.
The third one, Dr. Bart, was not long alive.
As Norman, the original, you came back from the dead -
once again to fill our hero Spider-man with dread.

Norman’s son Harry used the serum too.
And Green Goblins many powers harry knew.
Superhuman strength and agility
and a genius too with regenerative ability.

Driven quite insane, you only wish to kill
and destroy all everywhere you’ve been.
“The five” incapacitated you, yet still
I bet we’ll be seeing you again and again.

March 22, 2023
Marvel Superheroes Supervillians And Superanimals Poetry Contest
Sponsor:  Robert James Liguori
Categories: aliases, character,
Form: Rhyme


One Summer Day

I want to muse—
without 
wearing eye-glasses, but 
urge my pen for words that guide 
to sea of love. Sun makes 

her lips fiery, we sip 
the day, 
swallow it, childishly! Hmm, Nitz’s heart 
pumps out breath, holding our souls 

like victims for ransom. Ah, 
etching our aliases in the sudor like wine 
on the lustful spread of green, I 

look for the cheerful shadow 
of sky, as we dress our minds 

with chrysanthemum of a summer day.
Categories: aliases, love, nature, on writing
Form: Romanticism

Fabelfifty6parttwo

Real Name: David "Davy" Laramee 
Identity/Class: Normal human 
Occupation: Captain in the Texas Rangers 
  
Enemies: Sherriff 
Known Relatives: None 
Aliases: None 
Base of Operations: Texas, c.1830s 
The Whiskey made the Kidd fighting mad and he swore he would gun the Sherriff 
down 
And then a funny thing began to happen to the Kidd he frowned for at that 
moment when the Sheriff neared to him the wind began to howl and all along the 
watchtower for a mile or more the people howled like Indians always do. Then 
the lightening came out of a clear blue sky and split the tree in two making the 
Sheriff cry and holler and dance on one foot like fat people always do. The Kidd 
tossed both his guns into the dust at the Sherriff's feet. Eye am threw he said 
with yew. The whiskey may have addled him is what the Sherriff always thought 
but the Kidd knew that it was a sign from his Lord the GOD the JESUS up above.
Categories: aliases, brother, childhood, cowboy-western, faith,
Form: Prose Poetry

Premium Member Critterature: Concerning the Crafty Crayfish

By many aliases they're known:
Crawfish, crawdads, mudbugs, yabbies.
They abound in brooks, and streams, and swamps,
As well as roadside ditches and rice paddies.

Their astacology has shown
They prey like scavengers and mobsters,
While some, more taxonomically aloof,
Try hard to pass as mountain lobsters.

Throughout the world as food they're meant,
Both from the wild and from the grocer,
But not as a substitute for meat at Lent
Because they're not considered kosher.

And so the cunning, craven crayfish,
The ones that didn't get away,
End up in boils, or bisques, or soups,
If not served up as étouffés
In swanky overpriced cafés.
Categories: aliases, animal, humor,
Form: Light Verse

Premium Member 6. Billy, the Kid Part 3

Continued From:
5. Billy, the Kid Part 2
http://www.poetrysoup.com/poems_poets/poem_detail.aspx?ID=195851

****************************************************************************
 
Billy was a lad of many aliases. William Henry McCarty is believed to be his birth name.
Alias Henry McCarty, Alias Henry Antrim, 
Alias William Antrim Jr are all one and the same.
Kid Antrim was another alias that Billy became known to be. 
His most common alias was simply The Kid.
Then one day suddenly he was William H Bonney 
and finally, The Most Legendary Billy the Kid.
At the age of 12, legend says that he stabbed a man to death 
because the man insulted his mother.
Legend also says that he killed a man for every year of his life.
It's been said that he was killed by a man once his friend. 
Both were always seen hanging around with each other,
but it's also been said that The Kid was shot dead 
because of his love for a woman that night.
Billy always fought to stay alive, when others would just accept their fate.
He did back then what he needed to do in order to survive. 
It was kill or be killed if you dared to hesitate.
The Kid may have done some things that many can't justify. 
Even so, his young life ended far too early to die.
Was he a victim of his time or was he truly the bad guy?
His entire truest to life story is about to unfold. Afterward you can decide.
 
****************************************************************************
 
To Continue Go To: 
7. Catherine McCarty
http://www.poetrysoup.com/poems_poets/poem_detail.aspx?ID=195847
Categories: aliases, cowboy-western, historylife,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member An Aliigator's Fine Final Finale

An Alliigator's Fine Final Finale
A fairy fractured forever alleged an assault from former friend
Frenzied and angry, fairy father argued at fairy’s arraignment
Forever fractured, assaulted fearless fairy fought friend’s aliases.
Alligator allegedly assaulted former friend, as a fine final finale.
Categories: aliases, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse

Faith Defender and God Seeker

I'll be known by this alias:
faith defender and God seeker,
the humblest man of our race,
putting wisdom and truth first;
and I'll be judged, as everyone else,
for my reforming and opposing ways... 

If I only sought fame, I'd come easy:
with no sweat or conjuring up schemes;
all I have to do is go along 
with society's spoiled and unfair ways,
and swiftly advance my prominence;
and how will I sing the sacred song,
when I'll change my look of spirituality
and choose riches heedlessly?

No sarcasm in words, but perspicacity;
my petition, to everyone reading this writing,
can transform their wrong view
into something purposeful and new:
with no aliases to be known by,
avoiding pertinent comments, just persisting...

Faith defender and God seeker,
endure in your rightful and clean ways
without wishing perpetuity in unmerited works,
but expecting moral persecution by all;
and be ready to wipe off a doleful  tear!
Faith defender and God seeker,
persevere and do everything wisely and well;
prolong your earthly stay:  to profess and tell...
Categories: aliases, faithgod, god,
Form: Lyric

A Plethora of America Online Screen Names

(alternately titled:
why yours truly crafted six electronic aliases).

No rhyme nor reason beatle browed
beastie boy long ago
created INXS of half dozen
email addresses gallivanting
feigning himself a most sought after

singular modest beau
courtesy crass brazen duplicity
eventually forced to eat crow
campy bonehead devoured carrion
(blech) property extinct dodo.

Egregious discreet escapades
sneeze silly explains at chew
(albeit lamely) philandering,
foolish extramarital dalliances,
I now regret and genuinely eschew

interesting complete one hundred eighty
sobering perspective regarding grandview
emotional shell shocked fallout experienced
courtesy this wanderlust myopic
quite reformed practicing Jew
whose doubting thomas belief, credo, dogma...

closely aligned with Unitarianism milieu
dirty deeds done dirt cheap willingly crafted
previous poems offering adulterated preview
years after, the missus
got told deux gals I did hammer, nail and screw

at present juncture within space time continuum,
yours truly maintains critical view
bespeaking polygamous antics,
now reviled when garden variety
generic primate initially acted cagey
while going bananas within human zoo.

I sought amorous affections
(think verboten fruit) cuz marriage went askew
(daily altercations transpired
between me and the missus),

thus as iterated above
unhappy husband stealthily finagled bravado
(dreamt up one after another digital pseudonyms
blithely cavorting debauchery ejaculating

unsuspecting self incrimination) cyber sex debut
successfully launched prurient hitherto
novel short lived role as Casanova
starring me... Matthew

Scott Harris whose hubris
coursed thru mine every sinew
until... worst fate than being caught
by cannibalistic Zulu.
Categories: aliases, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse

Bitter Daughters

Here is a truth as hard as honed steel,
It cuts like a knife but rolls like a wheel
Approaching with promise of nearness and love,
But slicing as deeply as hate from above.
It severs not the connection in between,
Yet it minces a Mother in ways unseen.
After years in her mold, your self you exert
By cutting her under and enjoying her hurt.
You joke with your friends how controlling she is
Ya’ll drink and you laugh, creating foul aliases,
Childishly exaggerating, thoughtlessly you rally,
Bolstering your girlie group but keeping no tally
Of the dishonor you pile on both Mothers AND spawn.
Will this cruelty not live on once Moms are gone?
Categories: aliases, betrayal, daughter,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member THE IMMORTAL MIGHTY MORTAL- THOR

The names for Thor and Epithets most odd;
Birth Thor Odinson also known as Þórr;
The original name for the god,  of Thunor of the thunder god, 
Donar, a name for Thor, Thunar, Asa-Thor;

Æsir-Thor his position within Æsir, one of the two major groups of Norse gods;
Hlórriði and or Hlóriði "the loud rider" connection to thunder sounds loud;
Sounds of a chariot ride in heavens rumbles;
Þun(a)raz, meaning "thunder", with his association with thunder;
 
Pórr, Thunor, Donar, and Thunar, 
all stemming from the Þun(a)raz, meaning "Thunder", 
Hhich mean "Æsir-Thor" and "the loud rider";
Odin, who be Thor Father;

Thor most powerful, revered god;
In Norse mythology,  His name evokes rains,
fearsome storms, the flash of lightningThorcalled, 
a fearless protector of gods and men;
Thor was also a dedicated protector of humanity, 
fighting enemies who threatened the order of the worlds;
Notable  human aliases Donald Blake, Jake Olson
Alas He is aGod of Thunder
though yet presently he’s  mere mortal Thor just-
 …a man with a hammer Sigurd Jarlson 


8/30/2025
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2025©
Categories: aliases, adventure, analogy, character, hero,
Form: Heroic Couplet
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