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The Alliteration Song!

Anxiously awaiting atomic assimilation

Basing me on belligerent and boorish bastardization

Capsizing cargo with careful consideration as to

Deciding which day is decay's destination

Everyone embrace the elevated expiration

Forget my face and follow fabrication

Go to the gallows with grace and gravitation

He will hold you and hinder alienation

 

I, however, hold insignificance in interest

Justifiable jackhammers jacking fighter jets

Killing Californians who are kissing canvases

Lying without laughing and lighting cigarettes

My master makes me move my mundane mind

Never knowing next to nothing with nothing else inside

Overly offering operating override

Practicing patiently pulling peoples' pride

 

Quickly questioning quizzical quietness

Rationalizing raging reinventions ridiculous

Stapling this summer to my (still) sick subconscious

Traveling tunnelers trading tides for tiredness

Under the umbrella my undertow untangles

Violently vibrating like varying violin angles

Waiting with wandering whispers under the table

Xylophonist x-rays, excruciating fables

 

You yellow youngling, you who screams in my dreams

Zebras zoom by every single night, it seems

Let's chant my enchantments, the alliteration song!

And untie your tongue

So you don't take it wrong.

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mellow-ds
American
Published
Feb 17, 2011
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(c) Ryan Bowdish 2010-2011

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