Or molecular mysteries, bond-breaking, and energy equations, although the last case is unusual because alliteration, strictly speaking, applies only to initial consonants. CJ

Hi You have to come up with words that have the first letters that sound the same as the first letter of your own name. Jot down some words that have to do with you, and perhaps you can make a sentence/aliteration out of it.

i have to write an alliterationn poemm about myselff but i dnt no how to satart ?? and i have to use the first letter of my name witch is c.

what is a example of an alliteration in autumn

Is "Tierd like bleachers" a simile?-- Yes, but a weak one. Is "Someone might have thought I was making fire in my hands" a metaphor?-- Possibly; it depends on what you are doing. Is "Frost cracking beneath my steps, my breath before me" an

Is "Tierd like bleachers" a simile? Is "Someone mighthave thought I was making fire in my hands" a metaphor? Is "Frost cracking beneath my steps, my breath before me" an alliteration? Is " A few cars

I would guess that it's an intentional attempt at alliteration, which could be improved with: sticky stuff stood

Hi, Barrels of slimy stuff stood on the floor, jars of herbs, dried roots and bright powders lined the walls, bundles of feathers, strings of fangs and snarled claws hun g from the ceiling. Is 'slimy stuff stood' a use of alliteration? If

Hi Christanford; Poetry is hard to define, but I would say that poetry is writing that is "crafted" to be a pleasure to listen to. It employs devices such as rhythm, alliteration, simile and metaphor, shows a careful choice of words,

Donald Duck Mickey Mouse Wee Willie Winkie Wendel whined woefully. Tom told two tall tales. Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. More often than not, however, this succession of similar sounds means that a particular letter will be