Written for: Poets and Storytellers United Weekly Scribblings #49 - A B C D E F G . . . (Posted by Rosemary) "Use one letter multiple times in a piece of writing–poetry or prose." "R" Rolling river rambles on steadily, unless a hurricane sweeps in, waters rise over top of embankments, flooding whole towns with an unruly disregard, wreaking havoc and ruin. https://poetsandstorytellersunited.blogspot.com/
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Nice alliteration, really brings it all to life
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Thanks, Larry!
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Well done alliteration–and circumstances can change rapidly.
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Thanks, Jael!
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Most welcome 🙂
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Thanks, Ben!
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Well done! Lovely (and unexpected) how the repeated ‘r’ sound accentuated that feeling of rolling on; at first peacefully and timelessly, and then adding force to the powerful destruction. This is exactly the kind of thing I hoped people would discover from doing this exercise: a reminder of one of the many tools available to us in our writing. I’m so pleased with this lovely, clear example of what’s possible..
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Thank you so much, Rosemary. I appreciate your kind words.
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