Monday, March 16, 2009

Alliteration 3/16/2009

Summary:
Alliteration: the repetition of usually initial consonant sounds in two or more neighboring words or syllables.
SUMMER SHOWER

The rain falls softly against my window pane
tentative at first,
like a hesitant lover
not sure his presence is welcome.
Then...becoming bolder...not
wanting this moment to pass him by.
In a matter of moments,
the azure blue sky,
with a whisper of gossamer pillows
playing tag around the sun,
abruptly put an end to their frivolity.
Like a stern parent,
he summoned them together,
as in a war counsel,
to chastise them for their playfullness.
Thunder, rolls across the sky
with a might roar,
and lightning
streaks across the heavens
to add a reprimand to the proceedings!
After a few moments,
exhausted and spent,
the sky once again returns
to it's former splendor
and pays homage to the Sun.
Reaction: Well to me this is a very good, But it just does not have enough alliteration in it.

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