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The Art of Scattered Alliteration

The Art of Scattered Alliteration

How one common device can be used to enhance your writing

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Ben Ulansey
Apr 26, 2025
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When I first learned of alliteration, it wasn’t a linguistic device that interested me much. When my middle school teachers spoke of “whispering winds and willows,” and all of the “seashells Sally sold by the seashore,” I couldn’t help but scoff and roll my eyes. Back then, writing wasn’t a hobby I ever dreamed of exploring.

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