OK!
Here's the criteria:
Use the next letter in succession as described by the alphabet, and create an alliterative passage consisting of 3 lines or more, using ONLY that letter to begin each word, hyphens are allowed (sea-like, pre-existent), but no joining words unless it matches the letter you are using for your alliteration of course (and, is, was).
Let's see if we can manage to create the whole alphabet. Kudos to anyone who takes on X,Y and Z.
A
Alliterations aren't always annoying, although, avoiding all awkwardness after an alliteration almost always appals. Advice: accept awkwardness as an advertisement, as an amplified aptitude among art amateurs.
Ambiguously askew alliterations attract attention and almost always ascend, arriving at an accusation. Absurd acquisitions about artistic authenticity amount again...
Anyhow, about art..
Abstracts attract another artistic avenue and allure artistically-avid adults. Acquiring artwork anticipates an announcement aligning an avid amateur as an absolute, an Adonis (as analogously abroad as art-speak allows), acceptance and assurance, almost as alleviating as an applause!
Actually, anyone as asinine as above, and aims at admiration among attendees at an Art affair aggravates anyone's arsenal. Alas (an Artesian accent), another anonymous assassination around Abstract artwork achieves an amazingly appropriate applause.
After all, accidents are accidents. An anxious announcement awkwardly absconds all alive and able artistic attendants, 'AUREVOIRE!!'
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Originally Posted by slipee
