Me Alliteration Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberWord Salad for Dinner

Eating your leafy words
Is wise,
Not absurd,
Not a vitamin guise.

Sweet logorrhea of crimson carrots
And great golden potatoes
With blueberry beauties
Nibbling newborn walnuts.

Sage sachets invoke lucid lentils lore,
Rosy resonance forevermore.
The tastiest side salad awaits
With vanilla visions for all my mates.

I'm coherently linking leafy greens,
A poet's realm of vegetable things.
Linking lavender to raspberry resonance,
Merry mustard seeds, and petite pumpkins.

Starlit sunflower seeds are swirling
While the ivory cauliflower is boiling,
And raspberries on broomsticks baffle
The mischievous umber mushrooms.

Those who eat dinner with me
Will digest split pea poetry,
A discerning dinner with glee,
Filling our carefree cups with timeless tea.


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

Oh silly

Oh silly 
You don't need to be an individual 
I'm your man 

Oh silly 
You don't need to want me too
I'm your man 

Oh silly 
You don't need to think for yourself 
I'm your man 

Oh silly 
You don't need your own personality 
I'm your man 

Oh silly 
You don't get to speak for yourself 
I'm your man

Oh silly 
You don't get to have an opinion 
I'm your man

Oh silly 
You don't get to drive a car 
I'm your man

Oh silly 
You don't get to feel respected
I'm your man

Oh silly 
You won't get to know what it feels like to be loved 
I'm your man

Oh silly 
You don't get to run away from me now 
You let me be your man.
© Jess Marlo  Create an image from this poem.

Sharia

I have no sect other than Islam
Companions, all of them are my pole star

Judge me judge by Quran and tradition
Apply to me Sharia: Rule of Islam nation

Hand that it cuts doesn't suffer doesn't feel pain
Head that it executes doesn't face cruelity in judgement day

It is straight it is truth it is light and it shines
It is the the most reliable path up to apocalypse, reigns

Obeying its rules generations lived in peace along centuries
With its justice raised nations with honor and glories

For christians and jews as a judge used Torah
But do they really contented with rule of Barnabas

If you are faithed subject to its clean orders
Do not leave the judgement to apocalypse courthouse
© Honor Su  Create an image from this poem.

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.


Why Dad?

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 
Why did you yell at me
Why did you tell me you still loved my mom
Why did you leave me with trauma 
Why did you lie to me
Why did you overdose twice 
Why did you lie about your pass
Why did you stay
Why did you say what you said
Why did you gaslight me
Why did you strip me of my childhood 
Why did you write poems 
Why did you need me
Why did you go to the mental hospital 
Why did you make me cry
Why did you say my sister is your favorite 
Why did you cause me to write this poem
Why dad?

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the possibilities now, 
      feel a   million  times   m o r e
                 -  yes
    than ever before.


      while the world 
    reacts and retraces

                     every word
and   everything  in between -
     until the column is clean.

         
~ ~  you’ll find me content
                 in the heart of poetry  ~ ~
             

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    * such a beautiful place to be *
       ( simply sharing moments )

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?

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reflection is my sanctuary,   a place to savor
  time while twirling tender thoughts gently
                         in my mind -
           embracing excitement within,
                       and this sweet taste    of love                  

      
           but  at this moment,
                        i long to   r e p l a y 
                 a familiar tune
                               on a vintage turntable 
                          
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                      while thinking of you
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                  somehow   it brings me closer,
             so curl around me and  s t a y
                                  ---*---

               
               
                ~ ~  because we belong  ~ ~  
                    in rhyme and in song

Premium MemberCloses all doors

I knew, and you knew, that if I listened to "Unchained Melody,"
 I would have given up yesterday. Without the praises and disappointments, those long, deep sighs experienced during moments of passion, our love felt superficial in comparison. Everything changed when I saw his face in my dreams. Suddenly, the sweet melodies of Gheorghe Zamfir's "Unchained Melody" called me back, and I became the Greek goddess you never heard of. I am free.

My last sigh and our final embrace have turned to dust bunnies, leaving only one reminder: your brown jar of honey, untouched, sticky, and outdated, much like your attempts to seduce me. Those negligees you once loved faded in color, just like yesterday's tears. Everything we once shared in this world now feels so unreal. 

I am free, free to love with each breath and each melody, despite the intimidation. We were everything, and I welcomed those nights. However, I am now the brave heart of my soul. My fear has subsided, and my smiles are long overdue. A new secret reveals itself. Close all doors.

Let's do something

Come pick Cherries with me on this Crystal day
Let's Walk Where We can only see trees
Why don't We get out of the house and go Where it's sunny
Maybe we Should go make Sand castles in the Sunny Skies
© Gabi Rose  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberTouch Grass



The sun sinks slow when dreaded dark overflows
giving mere mortals moments to reflect
all that passes in the day these moments take away
 and each influence intrinsically inspect

we have known of old the conflict we are told
is the battle between bad and good
what is right, what is wrong, we must make morals strong
gain empathy, love, and brotherhood

if we could just see with our eyes set free,
only hear when wind whispers silent songs
there might be a better you, maybe a kinder me
in the wisdom of these quiet sing-alongs

a mother bird feeds her babies and I hear the words 
rhythmic refrains ringing peace into my heart
'His eye is on the sparrows’,and more of you He knows
comfort “every little thing is gonna be all right’ emparts

Turn down the power.. if just for an hour...
 sit still and hear nature sing

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            i know
the moment the wind becomes more than a melody, 
   when shapes skillfully surround     me
            because  of the sun - 
                        

                        i can feel     you.  

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              ~ love is in the air ~ 
                                        and  
     the welcome of a summer shadow


Sunday June 1st, 2025- Poem of the Day

Premium MemberA Scintillating Sunrise- POTD

Brandishing the lightning lance, the sun arrives,
The mighty, majestic monarch of the day.
Kissing the mouldy mountain rows, he comes
Banishing mist and frost from night’s blotched brow.

In what rich ruby ring of radiance, he appears 
Smearing and splotching liquid gold, he gracefully moves
With sparkling splashes, the world becomes bright
The prompt and punctual rooster raises his raucous revelry. 

Birds and beasts wake up from their slumberous sleep.
The feathered folks tweet and twitter in harmonious notes.
The verdant vales below send up a welcoming sign.
The leaves stay bright tipped with dainty droplets of dew.

Morn, the bashful, mousy maiden with modest grace,
Peeps and peeks through half drawn curtains in the East.
Removing all trace of a tarnished yesterday,
The day arrives making me smile in burgeoning bliss.

Say You Hate Me

Say you hate me,
For we all know it's true,
Say you hate me,
For my tears are streaming blue,
Say you hate me,
With little words left to play,
Say you hate me,
So we can wash this hate away,
Say you hate me,
For we know you do,
Say you love me,
But if you did it wouldn’t be true,
Say you hate me,
Because I hate you.

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