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Best Monikers Poems

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Premium Member Cyberpoetry: Clearnet
The Internet or cyberspace needs you to trust it, even though embarrassing vulnerabilities will reveal your lack of wit.  

Tech savvy users, ciphered chatting...

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Categories: monikers, philosophy, poetry, social, spoken
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Terrorist
Some One may ask, hiding behind mask
Who is the terrorist? Who indeed I ask? 
Many a terrorist deflect their sins
On the defenders of freedom, they...

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Categories: monikers, abuse, allah, angel, angst,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Silent Lies
Silent Lies 

Silent lies
Silent tries
Silent deceptions upon the meek
Blaming Yahudi or any others of different speak
Whoever doesn’t subscribe to propaganda’s blubber

The gardens of Babylon had...

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Categories: monikers, betrayal, mountains, pashto, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Dark Hope, Weeping Sky
Lost, to the darkness, deep ...

This bleak sojourn I have made times on end,
dipping my eyes to the dreadful forms that mock me,
a maelstrom of...

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Categories: monikers, dark, deep, hope, introspection,
Form: Free verse
Tata Madiba
Some believe that many names is a 
sign of stature, of importance.
How appropriate Tata that you are called
father, well as all those other monikers

Father of...

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© Goode Guy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: monikers, africa, class, courage, dedication,
Form: Narrative



Valley of Stone Icons and Swingsets
in the valley of stone icons and swing sets
  concrete angels with brightly enameled orange
 ribcages crash violently into one another.

They leave cracked cement...

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Categories: monikers, allegory,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Political Incorrectness
The politically correct nonsense of today is so very absurd!
The language of my native land has become so terribly blurred,
By those who devote themselves to...

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Categories: monikers, political
Form: Rhyme
Jayden Isabella
If you had a baby
And you live in New York City,
Likely he’d be Jayden,
Which would really be a pity.

Eight hundred other newborns
All were given that...

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Categories: monikers, introspection, people, parents, new
Form: Rhyme
New York's Top Dogs
Max and Bella topped the list
Of New York doggie names.
Lola and Lucky, Rocky and Jack
Were other common claims.

Charlie, Buddy, Lucky, Teddy
All were top 10 males.
Toby,...

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Categories: monikers, dog, new york,
Form: Rhyme
Rose Gold Part 2
ROSE GOLD (Part 2)

Gold

So much for power, the value of an empire, the value of a nation.
Squeezing from the people this metal of limitless extravagance,
Melting...

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Categories: monikers, love, valentines day,
Form: Free verse
Nana
I’m not Grandma, Granny, Gram
And certainly not Bubby.
It is Nana who I am
And Grandpa for my hubby.

Choosing monikers is strange – 
We rarely do the...

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Categories: monikers, me, words,
Form: Rhyme
One Of, Or One In a Million
I'm one of millions of what's called a wordsmith
Forging weapons of the sharpened tongue
Generating of hymns of brazen oaths that have yet to be sung
So...

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Categories: monikers, allusion,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Dumbass Genius Farm Boys Paradigm
Dumbass Genius Farm Boys Paradigm
David J Walker

“Genius” may have been the most ironic of all
The four-letter adverb monikers daily applied
To describe the general dissatisfaction 
With...

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Categories: monikers, allegory, childhood, farm,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member She Is Crazy and Weird
Sheba had that twirly whirly jumpy bumpy personality
That told you she was either a Gemini or on drugs
I am a Gemini, and on drugs, so...

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Categories: monikers, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things