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The Alliteration Poem

Feb 10, 2023
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By Shaurya Thakur


Ambitions alienate me

Beliefs bewilder me

Clichés are cancerous to me

Dogma should be defaced

Enlightenment is enslavement

Flowers fail me

Garrulous are garbage

Habitats are hostile

Inspirations are insidious

Jokes will land us in jeopardy

Kingdoms should outlaw knives

Legacies are a letdown



Mud mocks us

News nearly nauseates me

Optimism doesn’t outlive

Passions are prolonged perversions

Questions have me quaking

Revelations turn rancid

Sincere are sacked

Transgressive will tamper

Universal is now undermined

Vagabonds are in vogue

Wars are waiting

Youth should be yielding

Xanadu should belong to Xanthippe

Zealots should be zapped


By Shaurya Thakur



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