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"This is not a book to be tossed aside lightly. It should be thrown with great force." - Dorothy Parker
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Literates Love aLiterating
I strongly seek sophistication And actively admire alliteration Done well it’s a source of pleasure Done really well it’s a true treasure
Good ones tickle my funny bone Bad ones often make me groan Bloated, about to burst beast A dead dog due to say the least
Finding favorite flowers for bowers Gives me pleasure for many hours Wanting white wine rather than red Either in excess affects my head
Savory, sizzling smells attract me They’re on the menu I can see I don’t care about the price I can afford another slice
They offer olfactory overload Tell me to stop but don’t goad You know I love salt, sun and surf Their aromatic swirl is my turf
Sunbathers, slathering sunscreen Borders on being obscene Alliteration may be a disease More serious than a sleazy sneeze
Best it should be repressed Chronic users are depressed Busy is the best bargain Providing jaded jaunty jargon
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