A Love Making Tautogram
A beautiful love-making scenario explained in a tautogram...
A text known as a tautogram is one in which each word begins with the same letter. Tautograms were primarily poetical shapes historically. A tautogram is a written, visual phenomenon, but an alliteration is a phonetic one. This is how they differ from one another.
I have created here the beauty of two loving souls making love with a lot of excitement, happiness, and contentment as a beautiful tautogram poem.
Roo Roo rain
Rhythmic rhyme
Rasher rabbit
Ragging rails
Ratchet-mouth
Raspberry ripple
Ring ring ring
Rounded ring
Re-fill riffle
Riding Ruggle
Reemo ream
Rearing ream
Roo Roo rain
Rhythmic rhyme
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Mahalakshmi
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Oooo, this was so creative! Loved the visuals of the words!
Extremely sensual and well done! 😍
Impressive!!!💖💖💕
Rowdy, randy, rangling
Definitely a quickie.
Clever ♥️