Canadian ed eration of Poets Dedicated to uniting people and organizations around the world in the global promotion of poets and poetry members | CFPChat | contests & awards | links and education | CFPShop         JOIN THE CFP         ABOUT CFP         CONTACT CFP SITE MAP Lesson & Exercises - Week 6         News         Poetry Canada         Calendar Get the Canadian Federation of Poets newsletter FREE Alliteration: An Alliteration is the constant repeating of the same letter at the beginning of a series of words. A famous example of an alliteration is Peter Piper. Below is an example that I wrote; Bachelor Brian bought a brown briefcase but broke it buying bonds The brown briefcase bachelor Brian bought broke buying bonds If bachelor Brian bought a brown briefcase but broke it buying bonds Could bachelor Brian bring the brown briefcase broken buying bonds back? Written by: Tracy Lynn Repchuk Go here to post your lesson results

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