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The Grave
Within the grove,
a graver engraves grooves
upon a gray gravestone
the name “Graves”
as he grieves.
a graver engraves grooves
upon a gray gravestone
the name “Graves”
as he grieves.
Published 7th Oct 2019
Author's Note
Alliteration poem.
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- Edited 25th Oct 2022 6:45pm
7th Oct 2019 9:48pm
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8th Oct 2019 4:36am
Actually, that is pretty much how I feel about alliteration in general, and you've put it together quite well in this picture. The constancy of the sound matching the sameness of the name Graves on a gravestone. In your "B" poem, the "b" sounds altogether, the way you placed them, produced a rather explosive feel, and that was perfect. Here, it is the technique of alliteration itself -- at least on one level -- expressing something integral to the scene. And the "gr" sound does seem to call to mind the feel of -- well, it calls to mind the feel of something sharp scratching.
8th Oct 2019 8:49am
