Saturday, January 2, 2010

Welcome Letters For Beauty Salon Samples Poem On Alliteration...comments And Critiques Welcome?

Poem on Alliteration...comments and critiques welcome? - welcome letters for beauty salon samples

There are candles

Look at the pretty lady
How to bathe in the quiet
Disturbing the peace that you touch
His touch sent tremors Tender
In the harmony of hearts hermit

She is the queen of Excellence
The splendor of the sea
It flaps and waves with fingers
By tidal twitchy

Pride beautiful princess
As a warrior in the world are trying to win
Her beauty is gay
A gallon of beautiful joy
Watch ... There are sailing in the silent


Alliteration: When we have the same consonants is called alliteration in a few words in the lines of a poem. The repeating words to create a special sound in the poem. .
Examples:
Summer sixty-seven
Soft Sinbad Sailors
The penetration of the methods of our media
Mirage in the fog?
Misty Mountains and illusions?

1 comments:

Anonymous said...

They have some excellent examples of alliteration, chweetka. And there are many other examples in this poem. By the way, I'm not familiar with this poem, "There She sails." Is it you? Very well written.
While we're on the subject of literary, you know, "harmony" - the similarity of repeated vowel sounds in syllables, but do not form a complete song? Ie: - repeated gentle 'a' sounds of "tactful handling of the peace ...". It is a powerful tool for writing, if properly used. Poe was great harmony in the craft to create a mysterious atmosphere and foreboding in his poems.

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