Divorce Alliteration Poems

These Divorce Alliteration poems are examples of Alliteration poems about Divorce. These are the best examples of Alliteration Divorce poems written by international poets.

Why Dad?

Why did you have to go

Why did you leave me

Why did you pretend something never happened 

Why did you put me in this situation

© Harlan Trott  

11 o'clock at night. Everyone is 
In bed. Molly was in the adjoining 
Room with the seven and 
Desharah. Damian was awake
 and Planning. Dominant

© Val Brooklyn Rogers Blk Panther  

THE HAKIMI'S GAME

He is a professional player,
Plays properly for his Parisian payer.
Family travels & lives the Player.
Player invites a beautiful slayer.
She laid rape allegations against

© Victor Immanuel  

Concentric constellations of cosmic
consciousness catapult cuneiform
cubi-calm charismatics, creating
crystalline coloured corridors
casually camouflaged, commanding
cyclic, cryptic compassion calling cards.
Center court connectives calculate
comparable crying conniptions calling
circus cellular cumulative consolidations.

CAUTION:

© Dave Collins  

My golden ego soars higher than yours
I can hold my breath longer underwater
of course,
because my publican lungs are stronger than yours
I can outshout your taxing

© Freddie Robinson Jr.  

He had a darn, decent education
Though given to a prehistoric passion
So, when it came to reading prose
He thought he simply smelled like a rose

Now, he

© Anil Deo  

 ( fr. The Tape Recordings  ·  An Incantation )





There is a road


there is a road


there is a road


there is a road 


a

© Robert Warlov  

GOD:   Good, Goddess,Giving,Gem,Glee,Goodness, Gorgeous, Gift ,Glad, Giddy, Giggle,               

© Winged Warrior  

It is up to us
If blissful beams will brew from the 
Bloom of our bounteous bond

It is up to us
If moving melodies will mount from

© Olugbenga Hodonu  

Only when lions have historians
will hunters cease being heroes
we are one nation, one family, indivisible
for us, divorce or separation are not options

Though Blacks first stepped

© Floyd Neal  

Familiar faces lie far apart,
bless, dear Jesus, her hopeful heart.

Divorce done, guardianship ground out;
two fam’lies expect her routine route.

Long lonely flights yet lie ahead,
tearful times

© Reason A. Poteet