Alliteration-ize!
Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 11:04 pm
It's simple. Just created an alliterated sentence. It can be about anything, and, if you need a topic, you can always make the sentance about the person above you, but you don't have to. 
Now, if you don't know what I'm talking about, below are some examples and here is an explanation: You simply have the first letter of each word the same letter, with a few small exceptions, of course. For example:
She sights snowy scenes.
Birds and Bears busily build.
Beautiful, blooming blossoms blow.
Already awake, Anthony aches and asks for Aspirin.
Now, I know those all don't make total sense, but, hey, you get the point.
Anyway, it's hard at first, and feel free (see, I just did it ) to just attempt to try. Just two words alliterized would even work! Anyway, good luck, and remember practice makes perfect!
Now, if you don't know what I'm talking about, below are some examples and here is an explanation: You simply have the first letter of each word the same letter, with a few small exceptions, of course.
For example: She sights snowy scenes.
Birds and Bears busily build.
Beautiful, blooming blossoms blow.
Already awake, Anthony aches and asks for Aspirin.
Now, I know those all don't make total sense, but, hey, you get the point.
Anyway, it's hard at first, and feel free (see, I just did it ) to just attempt to try. Just two words alliterized would even work! Anyway, good luck, and remember practice makes perfect!