can u plz help me make a alliteration poem 8-10 sentances about nature??
These alliteration poems may give you some ideas.
http://library.thinkquest.org/J0112392/alliteration.html
how does this sound so far?
their frisky, freeloving with fabulous feathers
flapping their wings no matter the weather
Finding food for feeding her kids
its about birds :P
could u help me think of something to say after that?? Im trying to make it rhyme. Maybe the last word of the next sentance can be forbid??? i cant think of a sentance though.
Certainly! I can help you create an alliteration poem about nature. Alliteration is the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you:
1. Choose your theme: In this case, it's nature.
2. Brainstorm words associated with nature: Trees, flowers, mountains, rivers, birds, sunlight, etc.
3. Select a letter sound to emphasize: It could be any consonant sound, such as "s" or "m".
4. Start with a simple sentence using the chosen sound: For example, "Silent streams shimmer and sway."
5. Use a thesaurus to find synonymous words that start with the chosen sound and fit your theme: This will help you come up with a variety of words to use in your poem.
6. Build sentences that showcase the chosen sound, starting each sentence with a word that begins with that sound: For example, "Majestic mountains rise in the morning mist" or "Sunlight spills softly through the swaying trees."
7. Aim for 8-10 sentences for your poem, ensuring that each sentence starts with the chosen sound and relates to the theme of nature.
8. Edit and refine your poem, making sure it flows well and captures the essence of nature.
Remember, creating an alliteration poem is a creative process, so feel free to experiment and have fun with your word choices!