Jeff Kyser Poet Alliteration

If You'Re Hapa and You Know It

Hendecasyllabic Alliterative Pseudo-rhyming Abecedarian


Artfully arranging all attestations
Breathlessly bringing bright beautifications
Carefully constructing clever contraptions
Daringly, dauntingly delving deductions
Eagerly, easily ending extractions
Fancifully forming flirtatious factions
Gustily grasping gigantic gradations
Hazily having harsh hallucinations
Instantly inking imagined infractions
Jarringly journaling jacked judications
Kindly knuckling known keratinizations
Lightheartedly launching lame litigations
Misguidedly making mean machinations
Noticeably needing noninterventions
Obnoxiously outing odd operations
Pensively perusing past permutations
Questioning queerly quixotic quotations
Relentlessly razing rare restorations
Sneeringly slinging snarky salutations
Thoughtfully triggering true transformations
Unduly uttering Ute ululations
Vibrantly voicing verve versifications
Willingly working warm winterizations
Xenophobes x-ing xenotransplantations
Youthfully yearning yak yarnifications,
Zany, zesty zebra zombifications

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Hendecasyllabic (11 syllable lines), alliterative Abecedarian employing pseudo-rhyming

Yarnification ought to be the process of making yarn or tall tales :-)

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Gershon Wolf March 14, 2022 at 6:17 PM Hendecasyllabic - whoa that's a mouthful, all right. And so it goes from me right through those yarnifications and zombifications. ~ A Fox in Sox

L Milton Hankins March 14, 2022 at 8:53 AM Jeff, this one is simply amazing. Your choice of using adverbs initially, followed by a meaningful ending with pseudo-rhymes is masterful. Superb!!! L Milton Hankins March 14, 2022 at 11:53 AM (chuckling) Jeff Kyser March 14, 2022 at 9:07 AM Thanks, if it is OK, I'm going to give this one a rest for a while :-)

Indiana Shaw March 14, 2022 at 7:42 AM Beggar me . . . *o*

Bill Baker March 14, 2022 at 6:46 AM Amazing accomplishment, Jeff. First one I've seen in this unique form, (modified form). Interesting vocabulary thou hath. A have great week! Bill Jeff Kyser March 14, 2022 at 9:08 AM Thanks, Bill! You as well. Back up to 60 degrees today!