Alliteration Histórias

Just for fun.

An alliterate short story of a tragic dream between a man and a woman at a rushing river. Based off of a real dream I had that inspired me to start writing short stories like this. Enjoy!

A short poem by Me

A collection of poems and prose. Some are dark and fun, while others are poignant and vivid. None of them, I feel, should be taken too seriously. I am only an amateur poet, at best.

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.

"There, on the towering table. Does anyone ponder whatmore? Forth, none rise? Curious. Yet whence does presume deviation?"

The reverberating cut in the soft tissue under the skin.

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

A soon to be collection of short poetry, I will very slowly be adding to it but it won't be very exiting to follow. On that note I think you'll find that I've got the first one down to a tee.* *It's a bad pun. You'll soon hate me for it...

Some people wait tables, some people run daycares, and some people staff unlicensed airplanes which fly criminals all over the world under the radar. We all have our passions. Despite the mob bosses and jewel thieves that make up their clientele, smuggling criminals can be a surprisingly stable gig. Good pay, good tips, and so long as no one experiences any ethical constipation about what they're doing, no one goes to jail. For this crew, the job couldn't be simpler, but problems with a demanding client, an unwelcome addition to their team, and the plane itself, make the flight a bit more precarious than they expected.

Just a three-stanza alliterated poem about an ever-so-changing fickle day.

The (disjointed) story of Homer's The Iliad, told in 26 paragraphs. In each paragraph, every word begins with the same letter, starting at A in paragraph 1, Z in paragraph 26. So sorta-kinda like a lipogram? Previously published in Zoetic Press's Nonbinary Review, Issue 4, "Bullfinch's Mythology". VERY inspired (and a bit derivative of) Christian Bök's Eunoia.

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.

tend to do these when uninspired, can be fun to do

The deception of power revealed.