It would be lovely if someone can help me with a alliteration poem!?
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Here’s five lines to start you out:
Tired. Temples too tight.
Restless. Randomly reacting.
Nodding. Nearly napping now.
Sleeping. Somnolence seeking slumber.
Dreaming. Drifting down deeply.
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Sadness shall blurr my sight
And blow out the light
Of stars meant to remain in sight
but out of touch, tonight
My heart and head shall by my pillow abide
Yet my restless soul can not reside
for like my eyes, it dreams and dreams
Of you, the dreamer’s dream
The wake man’s silent scream
the heart’s avarice for a silver stream
of emotion, so hot it turns iron into steam
The way your kiss will kill
my fear
the way tommorow and today and next year
shall look, so full of you
like a book with a single word, about a world
where our dreams carve the way and make the day
this is the dreamer’s dream
this is the wake man’s silent scream.
Delilah dreamed to donate dolls to darling dames in the downtown dump-house.
These adorable daughters were dumped during drastic times of the war development.
Delilah decided to direct her donation of dimpled dolls to these despised dames…
ok that’s enough from me! that was fun for awhile! it got hard though! it doesn’t really flow that well.. but it’s hopefully a good start for you! 🙂 good luck!
The dreamers dream, beam with light, like staring at cream pie.
or
the dreamers dream doesnt doubt the doubters
i dunno…. im not very good with this stuff!! sorry i hope i helped at least a little.
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