Alliteration Stories

Random poems whenever I get the inspiration. Marked as Complete as Updates are far and random.

In-between black and white. A style of painting, drawing, etc. using only light and shade to achieve the effect of a third dimension.

Everyone yearns for connection. Whether you crave love, want a painless distraction or need to be understood due to the unfortunate truth that you can be lonely even when surrounded.

An extremely short poem based around alliteration. (Secretly a tale of romance and heartbreak, but you didn't hear it from me). Slightly dark.

A collection of poems by Yours Truly, Sapphire about things I can't say, things I don't say, and things I can't explain. Basically, Words Unsaid.

It is reflective and emotionally layered poem that explores the journey from youthful vulnerability to hard-earned wisdom. Through vivid imagery and introspective tone, it speaks of pain, silence, and the emotional scars carried over time-while examining the generational cycles of envy, pride, and the longing for control. Ultimately, it becomes a quiet manifesto for compassion, urging the reader to guide the next generation not with superiority, but with empathy, humility, and the courage to preserve innocence in a complicated world.

Pit-patter-pit, The rainy droplets scatter, Amidst the turmoiled soil, The forsaken remnants, Of seas and skies, The real, and the lies. Pit-patter-pit, Amidst the trees, A broken breeze, A restless sigh, A voiceless cry. Crick-crack, Go the frozen, Broken, Unspoken dreams, The unvocalised screams. Zip-zap-zip, The slithering snaky shadow, Mingling with the dried meadow, Falling along the landslide, Of flying arrows, Of defense, Or prayer, Or need, Arrows.... That fly straight in the midst, Of a broken replica, Soaked in the pit-patter of the rain, As the crick cracks the shell away, And all that's left is the arrow zip-zapping into a now broken heart.

DO NOT READ THIS POEM IF YOU ARE SENSITIVE TO: TRAUMA, DEPRESSION, SUICIDE, TOXIC FRIENDS, OR ANXIENTY This is a personal poem talking about an experience IRL. This is kind of just me venting about this cuz I don't really like talking about it so writing is easier. But I hope that people can relate and learn from it.

Fair warning, much of my poetry may feature dark themes. critique/criticism welcome and encouraged. Thank you.

Poems of anything and everything I decide to create. May be updated occasionally.

My collection of poems and one-shots~ They're my work and, please, don't plagiarize because I will not hesitate to report and block you~ Note: the poems improve, slowly ;]

Just for fun.

Poems I've written

This was my first attempt at an alliteration poem with the letter S.

a fun poem that plays with sounds. a poem that references the sections of a newspaper. there are some words in Spanish

This is a poem about living with grief after losing my husband to cancer, and how that grief can be transformed into something entirely different.

The first story in my book: Pocketful of Poesies - Absolutely All Artful Alliterations (available on Amazon/ Kindle), which reached no. 2 in the 'teen humour' catergory. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pocketful-Poesies-Absolutely-Artful-Alliterations-ebook/dp/B00N690MRS/ Pocketful of Poesies is unlike any publication you have ever previously perused and that is quite a phenomenal pursuance. Pocketful of Poesies is a pick of perfectly plangent dark tales. An astonishing array of very short stories that take alliteration to a completely new level with absolutely EVERY word beginning with the same letter. This mind blowing volume of amazing alliteration, such as "Annie and Adam's Adventure at Arthur's Animal Aid Association," "Betty Bets Billy 'Bout Blowing Bigger Bubbles Better," and "Colin Couldn't Comprehend Chafing Cream" WILL blow your mind. The alphabet may have 26 letters but there is no rule that each word you use has to start with a different one each time and Toula Mavridou-Messer proves just that in Volume One of Pocketful of Poesies.

'you make it seem so easy. let go, make it easy for me, too.' A collection of miscalleonous poems and short stories written by me.