Life Alliteration Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberPhorgiving a Pharisee

Like Simon and me
Phorgiving a Pharisee
Is done Jesus-ly
Like Isaiah, we
Say here I am Lord send me
With Gospel decree
Phorgiving someone
Is the loving thing to do
Convocation-ly
It is the PSabbath
We will pray and sing psalm psongs
Rightly and greatly
Lord we praise You now
Holy, holy, holy is
Lord God Almighty
Phorgive us our
Pharisaical, sinful
Heart attitudes towards You
Help us to be more
Like Jesus, Who gave His life
Fulfilling God’s law
Even so come quick
-ly, we pray as the psalmist
Awake, Arise Lord
So phorgive us Lord
Repent unrepentant we
Graciously Jesus


Love

Love little life.

Fallen- Faithful- Forward

fate fractures
family fades
footsteps falter

forsaken
fragile
fearful

yet faith fuels
fortifies
frees

fallen, faithful, forward

What Are We?

When winter winds have withered stubble,
Mother Mary maddens me,
whispering words of wonder:
what are we?

I find the farm a fraction futile,
loving life in Larame:
take the truck to Tucson, Tina
or Tracy, Tennessee.

Aardvarks are mere armadillos,
such as subtle souls can see:
pecans suck for plumping pillows:
chambermaids are chowder-free.

Santa Clara’s not a state,
a splurge is not a spree:
Grindr Graham isn’t straight:
Superior ain’t no sea.

Premium MemberNine five one three

Nine, five, one, three—  
Is that truly all that remains of you?  
What fragments of me linger in your mind?  
If only you would take a moment to slow down  
And gaze upon the world that unfolds before you.  

Your way of life is shrouded in enigma.  
Your sixth sense, paired with your keen understanding of women,  
Collapses like a carefully arranged stack of dominoes —  
So unsettling, so uncertain, so trapped in its own confines.  

Please, help me unravel the intricacies of your thoughts.  
You've often claimed that men are creatures of folly,  
Incapable of taming their wild impulses,  
As many chase after fleeting desires  
And consume whatever is placed before them: so you said.  
Sister, sister, if only you could just slow down,  
For we are already halfway through this journey.  

When a past love transforms into merely a chapter  
In the book of our lives,  
It signals that you have reached the finish line of that phase.  
His number still drifts endlessly in my mind—  

Nine, five, one, three, is all that you have left of him.  
Please, help me grasp the depths of it all,  
Why is it so difficult to truly love?


Premium Memberpersnickety particular prissy Paul

prissy
picky
persnickety
particular
pernickety
Paul
pursued
uptight
Eunice
for he was fascinated with her creativity, her wildness and her lack of rules
limits had never applied to her, she was a free-spirit,
someone unlike anyone he had ever met

He feared if he did not capture her heart
he would continue on in his unsatisfying, misunderstood, angry life path.

Premium Memberj u n k y a r d

Jolly good time
Under the railroad tracks
Never know what you might find
Kalidescope of possibilities
You accumulate a pile of goodies
Alchemists would be jealous
Relishing my variety of dubious choices
Delightful place to find treasure, car parts, used gum

Let it go

You may be older but,
     You’re not old.
You may be alone but,
     You’re not lonely.
You may be down but,
     You’re not depressed. 
You may think there’s no hope but,
     You’re not hopeless.

Premium MemberGradual Grief - Mar 30

?A grumpy grandpa (from Greece), gruff and gray,
is grazing on a grain of grass, graceful. 
He’s grumbling that the grim grave is growing 
greater and greedily greeting his grasp.

Premium MemberDEMOCRACY just my opinion E

DEMOCRACY plain palpable people power- in perpetuum

Premium MemberIn Style


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You say
       I’m seamless -
           the  timeless  theme  of  spring.

I long to be    ( set apart )  
     from a     
          shattered world,    s o m e h o w.


Still, 
    you search for a way
                                          to say,
    my luminous signature will always be -
                            In Style.

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                              Once again, 
                   you achieve 
        a satin smile


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~ ~ As I Scribble in Soft tones,
              there’s a Balance Between     life
                  and     Living like a Flower  ~ ~ 
                   

           * * Be Delicate and True * *

Premium MemberMIRACLES MIDST MERCY

miracles move mysteriously
midst faith's momentum...
my life of mirth against misery
molded by God* so mighty
marked with His wondrous mercy
magnifies such marvel

*Psalm 77:14 - Thou art the God that doest wonders: thou hast declared thy strength among the people.

February 17, 2025
8th place, "YOUR CHOICE O" Poetry Writing Contest
Sponsored by Brian Strand; judged on 4/15/2025

Premium MemberIN SAGE TREED INSPIRATION

IN SAGE TREED INSPIRATION

Standing in the forested arena
Beneath one of the multiplicities 
Of the ethnicities of barked sage trees
Reining in the mutual oneness
Of the equanimity of their being,
My spirituality of mind turned its focus
To thoughts of the Crucifixion, Resurrection,
And indeed, the fulfilled glorious Ascension:-

At that moment, it dawned upon me,
The symbolic role that sage trees
Have played in the lives of humanity–
From crosses to branched stages of lynchings–
As living symbolic reminders of life’s tribulations:-

And at that very serene bell ringing moment,
My mind canvassed a profound awareness:
Today’s sage trees stream to us a message
Of faithful resurrection and renewed healing life
As we observe them sojourning nature's seasons
From summer to fall–to winter–and on to spring:-

N.B.: May your mind be likewise canvassed
        And enlighteningly streamed with their
        Profound sage treed inspiration.

Premium MemberGiven, then received


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Beyond the beauty before me
            - echos enchant 

I’m not one to embrace and then take for granted -
         life,
                love, 
                      and every valuable lesson


   It has been  
         Given, then received, 
                         with a thankful heart
       
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  - Living one day at a time, 
        and   blessed   by the best -

Premium MemberPRAISE BE TO GOD FOR HIS GOODNESS TO US

November 26 Praises to God Bible Meditations Based on Romans 11-13

Key Verse – Romans 11:22 Behold therefore the goodness and severity of God: on them which fell, severity; but toward thee, goodness, if thou continue in his goodness: otherwise thou also shalt be cut off.

PRAISE BE TO GOD FOR HIS GOODNESS TO US

Praise be to God for His goodness to us:
Granting us His grace
Girding us by His governance
Greeting to us with His gladness
Gripping us around His guidance-gear
Giving us through His generosity for His glory

Romans 12:1 Praise be to the Lord for 
enabling us to present ourselves unto Him:
Making His will fulfilled
Ministering by His ways faithfully
Mentoring through His Word fruitfully
Mastering to walk worthily with Him fervently
Magnifying Him in our worship against worldliness’ futility

Romans 13:14 Praise be to the Saviour for 
teaching us to submit to His power along His: 
Love with His steadfast leadership
Light midst our sinful lamentation
Lessons for spiritual learning
Laws on Scriptural liberty
Life of salvation-lifting. Amen!

November 26, 2024

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