Joyce Lionarons on Nostr: #ScribesAndMakers 29. How do you feel about alliteration? I love it in poetry, ...
#ScribesAndMakers 29. How do you feel about alliteration?
I love it in poetry, especially in early medieval poetry. I love it in clever titles. In prose, if it's done subtly and well, it's fine. Too often it's overdone.
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