Here, the event and the words came first (what else do you call an ice floe, or wings flapping and a bird flying away?). Being haiku, I'm sure that many editors would reject the alliteration as forced or excessive. Sometime allit happens.
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I'm a great fan of alliteration.:)
Hi, Aurora.
Here, the event and the words came first (what else do you call an ice floe, or wings flapping and a bird flying away?). Being haiku, I'm sure that many editors would reject the alliteration as forced or excessive. Sometime allit happens.
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