Nicknames Poem by Theresa Ann Moore
Nicknames
When your parents named you.
They wanted you to be unique.
Others now modify and construe.
Rhyme couplings that critique.
Childish inventions;
Teasing quips,
Joking mentions,
Hurtful chips.
Betty Spaghetti,
Fat Pat…
Trite and petty
Scrapes on a doormat
Barry the Fairy,
Jake the Snake,
Thoughtless vocabulary…
Labels that are hard to shake.
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
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5/10/2024 3:59:38 PM # 1.0.0.1119
That's how I got my nickname JoJobean I use to eat those little candy juju's and my dad would call me jojo so the kids combined the two. Use to bother me now I accept it as part of ME : O) Great write as usual Theresa