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Premium Member Always fun with Alliteration

Alliteration also allocates acceptable articulation.
Allowing admirable alphabetical allotments.
Activating appropriate acceptable annunciation.
Appreciating artful aspects assigning assiduous assonance.
Always alternating accurate alliterative acquisitions.
Anticipating amicable astute audience adjudication. 
Acknowledging and awarding agreeable assessments.
Admiring another aspiring articulate author.

As Nature Allocates

A-llow 
N-ewness 
T-o 
O-pen 
N-ice 
E-arly 
T-ime 
T-ill 
E-ager 

C-larity 
U-ses 
E-ffulgent 
L-ight 
A-s 
N-ature 
A-llocates 

Topic: Birthday of Antonette Cuelana (July 22) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

God Himself

light has always reminding me about truths...
hope z always dere in my heart...
makin my own destiny lyk sm odrs..
n a man who z god himself n my world impart..
 
a man who forgives my mistakes..
a man who gives me a protective delf..
a man who selflesly allocates..
a man who z god himself..
 
nthin cn break his promises..
a surity which cn be seen in his face..
nthin cn touch his goal n tame it..
becoz he hs faith on me n it wl brace..
 
smone who dnt take wrong decisions..
becoz things breakdown if u dnt care of a shelf..
smone who wnts to c odrs hapynes..
becoz he know the priority of god himself..
 
love pari

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Bleached Bones

Desert heat cuts no quarter.
Ever.
Blanched white sky
deceitful promises  of ‘the American way’ –
“Bring us your tired, your hungry, your poor . . .”

We lied.

They come.  We build higher walls –
They come.  We shoot to [accidently] kill.
They come.  Vigilante groups patrol the border.  With guns.
They come.  Two gallons of water for a family of eight on foot. 97 miles.  126 °.
They come.  The president allocates millions to stem the tide - Homeland Security and all that   
	           rot.
They come.   40 illegal aliens choked into the back of a locked van, left in the desert by
                               devouring human smugglers who abscond with life savings.
Still they come.  Just for the . . . 
                                       possibility.

Two college students indicted by the federal government [despite public outcry] for 
administering aid and assistance and transporting illegal aliens for medical treatment.

God must surely be trembling with rage.

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